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on temporal data (predictive maintenance, sensory processing for robot control, etc), in which efficient on-device processing is crucial. We are looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate with an interest in
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Medical Center More Jobs from This Employer https://main.hercjobs.org/jobs/22461154/postdoctoral-scientist-riera-lab-biomedical-sciences Return to Search Results
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need an individual with the following qualifications: • PhD in Food Science or Engineering, Chemical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering • Sound background in engineering or science with emphasis
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The University of Chicago Academic Jobs Translational Neuroscience - A Division-wide, Open-rank Faculty Search #BSD040 Biological Sciences Division Position Type: Faculty Salary Range: PhD
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from the auditory brainstem, molecular biology, including inner ear fluorescent immunohistochemistry, and confocal and super resolution microscopy imaging to investigate auditory changes as a result of
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for extension and/or if additional funding is secured to extend employment. Required Qualifications: PhD in Microbiology, Plant Pathology, Molecular Biology, or related discipline Strong background in
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end on August 31, 2027. Renewal is dependent on the need for extension and/or if additional funding is secured to extend employment. Required Qualifications: A PhD in the area of plant breeding, plant
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: PhD in Computer Science or a related discipline by December 15, 2026. Position Sponsorship Eligibility: May be eligible for work visa sponsorship About Department - School of Electrical Engineering and
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taste receptors and the coevolution of insects and plants, who is experienced in working at the intersection of sensory physiology, molecular biology and chemical ecology. You also possess: a PhD in
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fundamental to sensory and nutrition studies. This project will investigate mechanisms governing bolus formation and identify critical characteristics that control subsequent digestion. What we perceive as food