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Posting Details Position Information Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Position Title Postdoctoral Associate in Early Literacy Research and Development Classification Title Postdoctoral Associate Department
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Grade E.89 Posting Detail Information Position Summary The University at Buffalo School of Management’s Center for Supply Chain Analytics seeks a Postdoctoral Associate to join our team and develop a
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for neurovascular interventions. The successful candidate will develop and evaluate medical imaging and artificial intelligence methods for vascular mapping and navigation using computed tomography (CT) and digital
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of temperature and pain. Beyond these fascinating proteins, our long-term goal is to develop broadly applicable approaches for studying protein dynamics across diverse biological systems. Current research includes
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development of improved software workflows for biomarker data generation and for geoscience process modeling, conduct field work and synthesize existing data for model calibration and database synthesis, co
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that are produced to help them adapt to the challenges of surviving in diverse environments. The postdoctoral associate will be responsible for: protein production, purification, and analysis, including development
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will primarily support a U.S. Department of Energy Genesis Mission project developing closed-loop and agentic AI workflows for chemical-manufacturing research. The associate will also contribute
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for neurovascular interventions. The successful candidate will develop and evaluate medical robotic systems with artificial intelligence capabilities for vascular navigation using catheter and guidewire technologies
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high-throughput functional genomics. Responsibilities will include leading research projects, developing new protocols, mentoring others in the lab, presenting research outcomes, and publishing
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of the current laboratory studies. The selected candidate is expected to work on existing projects in nanomedicines and drug delivery, as well as to develop new directions, such as antibody drug conjugates