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Classification Title: Academic Assistant II Job Description: The Department of Biology is seeking an Academic Assistant II to support the administrative activities of the Biology Major Office, which
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design, printing, make copies, supplies organization, inventory. Expected Salary: $45,600.00 Minimum Requirements: Doctoral degree in agricultural science, biology, or a closely related field; or a
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Classification Title: OPS Research Technician Job Description: A position is open for a research technician at the Liao Lab (http://liaolab.com ) to look at sensory systems in zebrafish and cavefish. This NIH and NSF-funded position offers a unique opportunity to explore the neural and...
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engineering, neuroscience, physics, computer science, biology or a related field. Special Instructions to Applicants: The position is open and start date is negotiable. Please send your C.V. along with three
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Classification Title: Postdoc Associate - sensory systems in zebrafish and cavefish Job Description: A position is open for a postdoc at the Liao Lab (http://liaolab.com ) to look at sensory systems in zebrafish and cavefish. This NIH and NSF-funded position offers a unique opportunity to...
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records. Any other duties, as needed, to fulfill the mission and to abide by the values of the College of Medicine. Expected Salary: $45,600-$59,262 Minimum Requirements: Master's degree in biology or a
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of Epidemiology is accepting applications for 1-2 fully-funded postdoctoral associate positions, starting immediately. Dr. Liu has extensive experience in big data analytics, systems biology, probabilistic
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trailers, take precise notes, and work evenings and weekends when necessary. Also, the candidate must have a general understanding of honey bee biology, colony management, and demonstrate professional
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/hr. Minimum Requirements: Bachelor's degree in biology or a closely related life science field. Preferred Qualifications: Advanced experience in conducting animal behavioral testing and leading
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/governmental institutions. Studies will include relevant chemical, physical, and biological approaches to aquatic plant management and more basic studies on the biology, physiology or ecology of aquatic plants