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, consent processes, and REDCap database management. Contribute to development and testing of the lab's neuromuscular electrical stimulation platform, focused on individualization, usability, and adherence
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, and other scholarly or research-related materials. Participate in professional development activities, including workshops, seminars, courses, and fellowship applications. Engage in career development
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Interest in mentoring junior researchers Preferred Strong scientific software development skills and a commitment to reproducible research practices Experience applying computational methods to biomedicine
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. Work will emphasize the development and analysis of advanced methods in areas such as sparse signal recovery, compressed sensing, and statistical estimation, with a particular focus on their role in
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dioxide to ethanol. Supported by an externally funded grant, this role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the development of transformative technologies. The successful candidate will take primary
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Davis Educational Foundation. The project tests whether real-time assessment and feedback during cooperative education placements accelerate students' development of durable skills — critical thinking
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biocompatible sensing platform development, electron transfer and spin states in metalloproteins, and nanoscale dynamics in biological membranes. There is substantial scope to shape a specific project around the
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, focused on the electrochemical conversion of carbon dioxide to ethanol. Supported by an externally funded grant, this role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the development of transformative
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cover all aspects of the drug discovery process. The Postdoctoral Research Associate will receive professional development training, gain valuable networking experience, and collaborate with scientists in
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aviation fuel, and fuels derived from biomass, waste plastics, or carbon dioxide (CO₂)—spanning catalyst and process development, reactor design and scale-up, and performance and techno-economic assessment