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Postdoctoral Associate: Neurodegeneration – Hu Lab, Weill Institute (Research & Innovation) Postdoctoral Associate, Neurodegeneration – Hu Lab, Weill Institute The Weill Institute for Cell and
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postdoctoral associate with strong hands-on cleanroom fabrication and device characterization experience. We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with hands-on experience in the nanofabrication of MEMS
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human-centered design. Applicants with a background in systems approach and expertise in behavior, network, decision, and data sciences are encouraged. Experience in holistic/systems thinking, modeling
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engineering, physics, applied physics, electrical engineering, chemistry, or a related field by the start date. • Hands-on research experience with crystal or thin-film growth, such as CVD, PECVD, MOCVD, MBE
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of cultural heritage science, employing synchrotron techniques at CHESS Collaborate with Cornell-based and external collections to identify research questions and design experiments Participate in designing and
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others, developing tools to support the creation of the data, and supporting the Math+AI laboratory. We are particularly interested in candidates with experience in Lean or other proof assistant languages
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be determined considering the following criteria: Prior relevant work or industry experience. Education level to the extent education is relevant to the position. Academic Discipline (faculty pay
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implements new strategies to encourage use of the Museum in creative ways. Required Qualifications: PhD degree in art history or a related field of visual study plus museum experience and/or college-level
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methods and software, including uncertainty methods, spatialized approaches, and integration with dynamic modeling frameworks. Experience applying or developing mechanistic animal models, and/or whole farm
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successful candidates will be able to demonstrate experience performing scholarly research. The HSP Postdoctoral Associates are fully integrated into the Society for the Humanities’ annual cohort of Fellows