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: Veterinary Medicine | Veterinary Biosciences Dr. Vladi Karniychuk’s laboratory at the Department of Veterinary Biosciences, The Ohio State University (OSU), is seeking a highly motivated and dedicated
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milestones. - Engage in interdisciplinary dialogues both within OSU and externally. - Assist in fostering collaborations with other OSU departments. 10% - Publication and Dissemination - Prepare research
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support an individual interested in examining the psychology of extremism and persuasion. The appointed scholar will primarily work with Professor Richard E. Petty, with opportunities to collaborate with
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-documented informatic workflows, and advance AI-powered analytics including new methods applications and development to augment current OSU Microbiome Platform capabilities. Duties will include tracking
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Sciences | Physics Administration The experimental nuclear physics group in the Physics Department at the Ohio State University (OSU) invites applications for two open post doctoral scholar positions to work
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, and administrative staff to achieve project milestones. - Engage in interdisciplinary dialogues both within OSU and externally. - Assist in fostering collaborations with other OSU departments. 10
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logistics, and managing project communications within the team at OSU, the collaborating study team at the University of Cincinnati, participants and recruitment site personnel, as well as the following
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programs that lower barriers to AI adoption. Through interdisciplinary collaboration, curriculum development, and public-private partnerships, BuckAI positions OSU as a national leader in AI-driven
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. Responsibilities will also include contributing to conference presentations and collaborating closely with members of the Roman science community. In addition, successful applicants will be expected to contribute
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Habitable Worlds Observatory (HWO). Responsibilities will include collaborating with and supporting the activities of the HWO Community Science & Instrument Team (CSIT) and the HWO Technology Maturation