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. Margaret Zimmer (University of Wisconsin–Madison). The postdoctoral scholar will be based in the Department of Geography at Indiana University Bloomington and will have opportunities to interact and
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new theoretical and computational approaches to the strong interaction. Possible directions include the extraction and interpretation of hadronic observables in few-body and multichannel scattering
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interactions. The facilities include full-service histology, microscopy (fluorescent, confocal, and electron), tissue culture, animal surgery and imaging rooms, providing a rich scientific environment for basic
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interactions. The facilities include full-service histology, microscopy (fluorescent, confocal, and electron), tissue culture, animal surgery and imaging rooms, providing a rich scientific environment for basic
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investigating gene-environment interactions, chemical susceptibility, and effects of exposure on evolutionary processes with a focus on emerging contaminants such as PFAS. Research integrates Caenorhabditis
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interaction. Work Environment The postdoc will be embedded in two leading research ecosystems: The IU Behavioral Science Lab (Psychological & Brain Sciences) A major center for judgment and decision-making