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the development of new approaches for evaluating neural circuit function and therapeutic efficacy. The researcher will participate in the preparation of manuscripts, abstracts, reports, and grant
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motivated and dedicated postdoctoral scholar to conduct research in virology. The postdoctoral fellow will focus on the pathogenesis and vaccine development against important zoonotic, livestock, and
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in microbiomes, curate under-documented informatic workflows, and advance AI-powered analytics including new methods applications and development to augment current OSU Microbiome Platform
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neurofeedback training, development of web-based mindfulness interventions, and a pilot exercise training trial are underway. The postdoctoral associate will have flexibility in choosing their topic(s) of
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assist with software development, data collection, data analysis, and the preparation of manuscripts and grant applications. With additional experience, the Postdoctoral Research Associate may also
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optimization of the EPIC backward HCAL project, set up electronics laboratory equipment for testing and hardware detector research and development and perform tests. 3) Present results for all programs
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State University. These positions will broadly be working on research related to the dynamic relationships amongst stress, emotion, behavior, and health in daily life, and the development of
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/dental imaging Background in radiographic image processing or a strong interest in clinically grounded AI development Prior knowledge of dentistry is preferred. Location: Postle Hall (0024) Position
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, stem cell biology, bioengineering, and clinical translation, our laboratory seeks to accelerate the development of next-generation therapeutics for ocular neuropathic diseases. We are seeking highly
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Department: Arts and Sciences | Astronomy The Postdoctoral Scholar will work with Professor Scott Gaudi in the Department of Astronomy at The Ohio State University on the development of the Living