369 phd-fellowship-in-biocontrol-of-antibiotic-resistant-bacteria positions at University of Pittsburgh

Fellowship Advisor

Fellowship Advisor Univ Honors College-Office of the Dean - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (24000963) The David C. Frederick Honors College Office of National Scholarships and Post-Graduation Success and

Laboratory Research Technician IV

fellowship with other researchers to expand our knowledgebase. DBMI is pleased to share a new opportunity in the laboratory of Dr. Erik Wright. The Wright Lab focuses on research involving antibiotics and

Senior Laboratory Specialist

this individual joins the lab, they will be performing genetics, protein chemistry, and in vitro and in vivo treatment experiments on pathogenic gram-negative bacteria and fungi. A strong candidate will have

Faculty.Professor.Assistant - Full-Time

administration. Must have a PhD (or foreign equivalent degree) or PhD ABD in Anthropology at the time of application. Must also have: (i) sub-disciplinary expertise in Archaeology; (ii) an active research and

Faculty Professor - Full-Time

of Pharmacy and Therapeutics is integrated with UPMC and together support the leadership and management of pharmacy services as well as clinical programs including the Antibiotic Management Program, Ambulatory

Assistant/Associate/Professor of Otolaryngology – Otology and Neurotology

societies. The ideal candidate would hold a PhD in Neuroscience, Molecular/Cell Biology, Cognitive and Neural Systems, Computational Science, Communications Science, Bioengineering, or other similar

Assistant/Associate/Professor of Otolaryngology - Otology and Neurotology - Full-Time

/national societies. The ideal candidate would hold a PhD in Neuroscience, Molecular/Cell Biology, Cognitive and Neural Systems, Computational Science, Communications Science, Bioengineering, or other similar

Teaching Assistant Professor - Chemistry

activities. In addition to teaching, the candidate will be assigned administrative duties, such as data organization for publication, TA training, and selection of antibiotic strains, that are associated with

Laboratory Research Technician II

to investigate cancer progression and therapy resistance. The ideal candidate should possess a B.S. in biology or a related field, have experience with cell culture, standard molecular/cell biology techniques, and

Visitng Assistant Professor in Critical Approaches to Automated Technolgies and Labor

of labor and innovation, resistant practices in design, human labor in AI integration, and concepts of “essential” work and workers. The ideal candidate will have demonstrated excellence in undergraduate and