8 solar-cell-phd positions at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Post-Doc Trainee-CGIBD

written communication skills. Additionally, candidates must have a PhD, and/or MD degree by appointment date. Experience with mammalian cell culture, bacterial culture, mouse handling, basic biochemical and

Post-Doc Research Associate - Dr. Nguyen's lab

pharmaceutical sciences, engineering, and drug delivery approaches to develop next-generation biomaterials for the treatment of heart attacks. Current projects are supported by several multi-year NIH grants. A

Post-Doc Research Associate

academic departments in the College of Arts and Sciences. We have over 2,800 majors and we enroll over 5,000 undergraduate students in our classes each year. Our average total annual expenditures exceed $24

Research Technician

study cohorts. The individual will work in a collaborative network composed of physicians, PhDs, nurses, research personnel, and patients. Hands on processing of biological samples (including blood and

Post-Doc Research Associate

teaching. We are one of the largest academic departments in the College of Arts and Sciences. We have over 2,800 majors and we enroll over 5,000 undergraduate students in our classes each year. Our average

Post-Doc Research Associate

research in perovskite solar cells and detectors development to achieve high performance and long stability with a long-term goal of commercializing the technology. The candidate will collaborate with

Post-Doc Trainee (Higgin's Lab)

biology with an interested in tumor biology and pharmacology. This is an initial 12 month appointment with an additional 1 year renewal. Minimum Education and Experience Requirements MD or PhD Required

Open Rank

of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Our mission is ‘to inspire tomorrow’s discoveries and cures by decoding the molecular basis of life.’ Our department hosts a successful PhD