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-to-impact pathway to answer research questions related to weather-related hazards to help communities nationwide. The postdoctoral associate will apply statistical and epidemiological models to examine the
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nationwide. The postdoctoral associate will apply statistical and epidemiological models to examine the mortality impacts of climate-related hazards and will translate results for policymakers and
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partners on patient cohort studies that put new methods to the test Lead first-author publications, present at major conferences, and help mentor PhD and undergraduate trainees in the lab Qualifications
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: The selected candidate will: Design, fabricate, and characterize advanced MEMS/NEMS test structures and integrated devices using Cornell NanoScale Facility processes, working closely with collaborators across
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: The selected candidate will: Design, fabricate, and characterize advanced MEMS/NEMS test structures and integrated devices using Cornell NanoScale Facility processes, working closely with collaborators across
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. This project will examine the varied roles of distinct D. melanogaster AMPs in fighting a spectrum of bacterial infections, using evolutionary and functional genetic approaches in combination with cell biology
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-insect community as a model for hypothesis testing in molecular evolution. The individual will use methods such as RNA-seq to identify genes and regulatory sequences that drive plant toxin detoxification
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School toward a “living laboratory” ecosystem. A living laboratory ecosystem is a culture that values and rewards students, faculty, and staff for asking new questions, testing innovative approaches
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the B exam, will be completed by August 1, 2026. Candidates with a doctorate or equivalent in any field are eligible. Cornell University embraces diversity and seeks candidates who will contribute to a