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About the Opportunity Job Summary The Shansky Lab is seeking a full-time postdoc to conduct National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded behavioral neuroscience research investigating sex differences
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imaging and diagnostic technologies. QUALIFICATIONS: Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Industrial Engineering, or a closely related field (obtained by start
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using a variety of cognitive and cognitive neuroscience approaches (e.g. behavioral, psychophysical, neuropsychological, physiological, imaging, pharmacological, genetic, and computational methods
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are separate from the natural world – upon an increasingly dominant paradigm in environmental science – social ecological systems, which acknowledges that human social systems are part of natural ecosystems
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. This opportunity will involve working on an NIA-funded project to understand how individual differences in the structure and function of the locus coeruleus moderate perception and memory in an older adult
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researchers from different fields. Ability to undertake substantially full-time research or scholarship; work under the supervision of a senior scholar. Position Type Research Additional Information
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language processing, and data harmonization, with applications in biomedicine and related domains. The Postdoctoral Research Associate will collaborate closely with graduate and undergraduate students, scientific
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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
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About the Opportunity As a Postdoctoral Fellow, the candidate will conduct research on the fundamental theories of signal processing and explore their applications in modern communication systems
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Architectures of Spontaneous versus Precipitated Opioid Withdrawal: Self-Exciting Point-Process Models of Continuous Home-Cage Behavior Across Genetically Diverse Mice. The project encompasses building behavior