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model systems to study the evolutions and mechanisms of arthropod symbiosis. Candidates must have experience in one or more of the following areas, including but not limited to cloning, construct design
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for research sponsors, and scientific outreach to the broader community Rich opportunities will be available for innovative equipment and process development, advanced materials characterization and deep
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computer codes of mesoscale structure evolution. o Study the physics of structural, ferroelectric, electronic, and piezoelectric responses of mesoscale domain structures. o Assist writing proposals
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& Qualifications: PhD in Chemistry, Materials Science or related discipline by the start date Expertise with ReaxFF force field development Expertise with AI methods Excellent oral and written communication skills
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on the research and development of devices to treat heart and pulmonary failure. Duties include (but are not limited to): Designing and optimizing rotary blood pump components, including impellers/rotors, volutes
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methodological innovations of NCEMS. This position is designed to support the scholar’s development as an independent researcher while embedding them in a highly collaborative synthesis science environment
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with the scientific goals, data products, and methodological innovations of NCEMS. This position is designed to support the scholar’s development as an independent researcher while embedding them in a
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pipelines, workflow development, reproducible research practices, high-performance computing, version control, or public data curation is highly desirable. The successful candidate should demonstrate
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, molecular assemblies, intrinsically disordered proteins, biomolecular condensates, cellular organization, biological networks, molecular evolution, or systems-level biophysical phenomena. The scholar’s
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development programming, and college-wide initiatives that support the strategic goals of the College of Engineering. The Leonhard Center prides itself on its collaborative, creative, and positive workplace