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Matter Physics, Cosmology and Astrophysics, Particle Astrophysics, and Dark Matter, High Energy Physics, Atomic, Pulsar and Biophysics; Theoretical Cosmology, Condensed Matter, Mathematical, and Particle
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excellent troubleshooter, with rigorous mathematical and data analysis skills, a proven ability to work independently, and a collaborative mindset. They will be expected to lead their own research projects
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. The position will be advised by Josh Atkinson and will work in close collaboration with the Avalos lab at Princeton. The main responsibilities of the Postdoctoral Research Associate is to lead the design and
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researchers to advance the evaluation, translation and transfer of the state-of-the-art dynamical models results. This effort will lead to the creation and distribution of data products of value to key NOAA
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be expected to lead their own research projects, contribute to collaborative efforts within the lab, mentor junior researchers, and work collaboratively with other labs on challenging long-term
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metabolomic datasets to discover novel metabolites associated with human disease, genetics, and dietary exposures. The candidate will lead computational analyses of these datasets, using the laboratory’s suite
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are encouraged to apply: Experimental condensed matter physics, cosmology and astrophysics, particle astrophysics and dark matter, high energy, atomic, pulsar and biophysics; theoretical cosmology, condensed
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technologies; and applies these methods to study regulatory genomics of cell function and cell-cell interactions, with a focus on immunology and cancer. The successful candidate will have an opportunity to lead
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: Experimental condensed matter physics, cosmology and astrophysics, particle astrophysics and dark matter, high energy, atomic, pulsar and biophysics; theoretical cosmology, condensed matter, mathematical, and
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interdisciplinary team with strengths in physics, chemistry, and molecular biology. The existing team has successfully developed a cryogenic atomic force microscope that can characterize biological cell sections, and