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Department of Molecular & Cellular Pharmacology is an exciting and nurturing community for a full time Post Doctoral Associate performing scientific research and studies. Apply here: https://careers.miami.edu
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complex biological systems. Highly motivated individuals with diverse backgrounds in biology, physics, chemistry, and engineering are invited to apply. The University of Miami offers competitive
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complex biological systems. Highly motivated individuals with diverse backgrounds in biology, physics, chemistry, and engineering are invited to apply. The University of Miami offers competitive
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internal processes of TCs, leading to enhanced forecasts, elucidate on boundary-layer processes related to TC intensity change, and evaluate and improve hurricane model physics. With the direction of
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Biology, Molecular Biology, Bioengineering, Physics, or a related field. Candidates should have no more than two years of prior postdoctoral research experience. Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes
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have a Ph.D. in oceanography, underwater acoustics, bioacoustics, marine biology, engineering, applied mathematics, or related discipline. The position requires demonstrated experience developing and
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confocal microscopy. Competence in applied statistics. A record of peer-reviewed publication. The ability to advance a project with limited day-to-day supervision, and to work productively in a
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. • Thrives in a collaborative, fast-paced research environment. • Can develop and expand basic and applied cancer research activities in the lab in accordance with lab goals. • Adheres to
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integration. Knowledge, Skills & Attitudes Strong foundational and applied knowledge of CNS disease mechanisms and neurobiological pathways. Proficiency in molecular biology, imaging, histology, animal
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SWOT swath data Familiarity with machine learning or AI techniques applied to geophysical data Knowledge of AMOC observing systems (RAPID, MOCHA, OSNAP, or MOVE arrays) How to Apply Interested