11 electrical-engineering-"https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" Postdoctoral positions at The University of Iowa
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, and a stimulating work environment. Generous benefits include health, dental, and retirement benefits and are more fully described here: https://hr.uiowa.edu/benefits/ui-student-insurance/postdoctoral
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Clas-Computer Science MacLean Hall 2 West Washington Street 101G MLH Iowa City, IA 52242-1419 Department URL: https://cs.uiowa.edu/
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) years unless there are unusual circumstances. More information available at https://grad.uiowa.edu/postdoctoral-affairs. Dr. Vikas Dudeja is a surgeon-scientist and the Chair of the Department of Surgery
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. For more information on our research, please visit: https://lu.lab.uiowa.edu Located in the heart of the Midwest and just 3.5 hours from Chicago, Iowa City is a beautiful, safe, and collegial university
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scholars, research associates, and graduate/undergraduate students regularly interact and conduct collaborative research studies. - Advanced Resources: Access to state-of-the-art technology, dedicated
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. We integrate fieldwork, computational modeling, and laboratory experiments to improve understanding of subsurface systems. More information about the lab can be found at: https://sites.google.com/view
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, culinary, and international experience. More info on Iowa City can be found at https://wessel.lab.uiowa.edu/iowa-city . Highly-motiviated scholars with the attributes listed in the requirements section below
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collaborative research environment and will work closely with investigators across psychiatry, neuroscience, engineering, data science, and neuroimaging methods. The position provides opportunities to collaborate
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biobanks in the country, enabling studies across diverse cardiovascular genotypes. A key component of this role includes applying advanced nanoparticle technology to track single GPCR molecules in
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studies of surgical patients, in vivo mechanistic studies (mice), and in vitro human primary cell experiments. Current studies focus on single-cell spatial transcriptomic characterization of the human