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Investigator of the Martinez Zamudio laboratory, performs and assists with technical laboratory procedures and computational analysis of ongoing research projects focusing on the function of transcription factor
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evolutionary biology. The postdoctoral associate will develop and benchmark methods for evolutionary analysis by the comparison of protein structures, conduct rigorous evaluations of the concordance
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materials, and surface analysis methods. Key Duties & Responsibilities 1) Metal nitride synthesis – 25% 2) Reaction product characterization- 25% 3) Set up, fix, and operate equipment- 20% 4) Writing journal
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resources; project specific data analysis and reporting; and, responding to requests for information. Among the key duties of this position are the following: Develops training modules and materials related
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computational analysis of ongoing research projects focusing on the function of transcription factor (TF) networks in mediating cell fate transitions at the early stages of oncogenic transformation as
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research on characterizing non-coding regulatory elements in humans and understanding how these elements change across different conditions. The project will involve developing new modeling approaches
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departments and stakeholders to identify appropriate data elements and analytics tools to address institutional questions and communicate results to multiple audiences using various means. Adapts quickly
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data analysis and reporting; and, responding to requests for information. Among the key duties of this position are the following: Develops training modules and materials related to Person-Centered
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associates, and other members of the research group in advancing the field of inquiry. Elements of the experimental approach will include: artificial intelligence (AI) approaches (including CNN and transformer
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scheduling and first-year sectioning, exam scheduling, event scheduling, advising technologies, and related data analysis. Reporting to the Rutgers–New Brunswick Chancellor’s Office, OASIS schedules more than