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SPECIFICS Postdoctoral Scholar (Computational Proteomics/Mass Spectrometry) The National Synthesis Center for Emergence in the Molecular and Cellular Sciences (NCEMS) at The Pennsylvania State University
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research involving quantitative, computational, theoretical, or data-driven approaches in molecular and cellular biology. Research may involve protein structure and function, molecular interactions
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, genuine curiosity about leadership and organizations, and a collaborative spirit. Specifically, the ideal candidate has: A strong background in artificial intelligence, machine learning, computational
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of executing independent research in a highly multidisciplinary team environment. Successful applicants will have expertise in health outcomes research and experience in large data analyses. Our program is a
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Technology, Human-Computer Interaction, or a closely related field Demonstrated experience conducting empirical research in educational or community settings Strong writing, collaboration, and project
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, and virome dynamics in agricultural and forest ecosystems. The successful candidate will develop and apply molecular, genomic, and computational approaches to investigate virus epidemiology, emergence
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the environment interact to shape host-pathogen dynamics and disease outcomes?” and then, use this information, to answer, “how can we modulate these relationships to shift disease outcomes and promote
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analytical or computational models and simulations. An ability to conduct research and produce scholarly outputs as demonstrated through publications in peer-reviewed journals. Familiarity is expected with
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, and systems-level approaches with advanced model systems—including organoids and in vivo disease models—to investigate mechanisms regulating epithelial homeostasis, host–pathogen interactions, immune
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, and hydrodynamic bearings Conducting computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and fluid-structure interaction (FSI) simulations to evaluate pump hydraulic performance, blood damage (hemolysis, vWF, platelets