104 parallel-processing "Study Group" Postdoctoral positions at Michigan State University
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data processing workflows and inversion techniques for geophysical datasets Lead or contribute to peer-reviewed publications and technical reports Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams including
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-reviewed publications and conference presentations, collaborate with other group members as appropriate, and assume mentoring responsibilities for junior lab members. Equal Employment Opportunity
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affects cortical circuit function and behavior in a mouse model of Tuberous Sclerosis Complex. This is an NIH-funded postdoctoral fellow position. The Crandall lab uses a variety of approaches to study the
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to): a professional development workshop for current EEB grad students and postdocs; a co-working group; an EEB grad/postdoc-led working group that leads to a published outcome. The Fellows research
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measurements of antennas and microwave devices Additional responsibilities include Collaborating with group members (graduate students, postdocs and faculty members) on antenna designs Presenting research
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Applicants must have doctoral degree in a relevant polymer chemistry, materials science and/or engineering fields. The ideal candidate should have experience in: Polymer processing and polymeric material
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, processing samples for microbiome characterization, and computational modeling. The Postdoctoral Researcher will be responsible for leading the development of predictive models based on environmental
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) General lab duties including but not limited to shared chores, attendance at group meetings or other lab events, etc. (10% of time) This work was supported in part by the MSU Research Foundation
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research group is uniquely positioned to carry out basic and translational cancer research by integrating patient specimens, unique mouse models, in vitro cell culture systems, recombinant virus
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research group is uniquely positioned to carry out basic and translational cancer research by integrating patient specimens, unique mouse models, in vitro cell culture systems, recombinant virus