36 foundation-engineering-"https:"-"https:" Postdoctoral positions at The Ohio State University
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technology and trends; participates as a team member with lab staff, collaborative researchers, and students and to interpret data and discuss project progress; collaborates with other researchers in
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Science and Technology The Department of Food Science and Technology seeks a Post Doctoral Scholar to conduct research examining the effects of dietary components on cardiac structure and function under
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: Engineering | Electrical and Computer Engineering The Postdoctoral Scholar will conduct cutting-edge research in the areas of wireless networks and machine learning. The scholar is expected to collaborate
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the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation. The Kaspar Lab within the Division of Biosciences seeks a self-motivated, organized, and collaborative Postdoctoral Scholar with expertise
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of molecular biology and engineering methods to understand how metabolic spatial structure affects cancer progression, using specialized microfluidic chambers. The postdoc will analyze and present data
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contribute to competitive grant and fellowship applications (NIH, DOD, AACR) Build a strong foundation for independent academic or industry careers Work with clinically relevant, well-annotated patient samples
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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
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, and related disorders. We integrate approaches spanning nanomedicine, biomaterials engineering, chemistry, imaging science, immunology, and translational science to develop next-generation diagnostic
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of follow-up studies. Minimum Education & Experience Required To be considered for this Postdoctoral Scholar position, candidates must possess a Ph.D. in biomedical engineering, computer science, psychology
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advanced materials research. These shared facilities foster collaborations across physics, chemistry, materials science, and engineering, enabling faculty and students to address complex scientific