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Postdoctoral Associate to lead a multidisciplinary project focused on two primary tasks: Developing a simplified version of the Cornell Net Carbohydrate and Protein System that can use feed ingredients
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Associate will collaborate with instructors of Environment and Sustainability (E&S) core courses to: develop and integrate active-learning strategies that strengthen systems-thinking competencies; design
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microbial metabolomics. This researcher would work across multiple projects that aim to understand the precise mechanisms that define how infant diets contribute to gut microbial metabolism with opportunities
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communities using model and non-model organisms. The individual is required to use tools in chemical ecology, genomics, molecular biology, and AI-driven predictive modeling in the research project. Specific
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movement data Collaborating with a transdisciplinary international team of experts Assisting with project coordination and management Developing multiple peer-reviewed manuscripts as a lead-author and a co
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or neuroscience are encouraged to apply. Details of Dr. Hu’s laboratory, ongoing research projects, and recent publications can be found at https://hu.wicmb.cornell.edu/ . Successful candidates should have a recent
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interactions. The ideal candidate will bring expertise in microbial ecology and microbiome sequencing and/or microbial metabolomics. This researcher would work across multiple projects that aim to understand
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, insect herbivores, and natural history is desired. Supervision Exercised May supervise undergraduate researchers. To apply: Please apply via Academic Jobs Online https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs
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Ithaca, New York and may require some travel and onsite work at CERN. The anticipated hiring salary for this position is $65,000. All applications should be submitted via Academic Jobs Online at https
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systems engineering methods for health delivery design, evaluation, and transformation Designing and implementing agent-based, network, or graph models to study patient flow, care pathways, and population