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OSU | about 1 month ago
Center (OSUCCC) is recruiting a Postdoctoral Fellow for a research training experience focused on tobacco and cannabis product emissions testing and clinical trials. The fellow will work primarily
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) which focuses on the interplay between the microbiota and life history traits in male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. The position is housed i n the lab of Sarah Short, in the Department of Entomology and in
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antimicrobial therapy for invasive MSSA infections. The successful candidate will lead and contribute to a variety of translational research activities, including antimicrobial susceptibility testing
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areas required. Demonstrated experience in life cycle analysis for separation science are required. Desired: Research interest in statistical data analysis is desired. Strong software skills in
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OSU | about 1 month ago
procedures, and quality assurance processes. Contribute to the conception and preparation of new research initiatives and multidisciplinary collaborations. Participate in strategic planning of short
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, the Postdoctoral Scholar will help identify and develop new research directions, contribute to the development of course modules and instructional materials, assist with proposal preparation, and
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OSU | about 2 months ago
. Demonstrated experience in protein purification required. Candidates with experience using cryo-EM are strongly encouraged to apply. Research interest in non-coding RNAs desired. Strong software skills
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OSU | about 1 month ago
assist with software development, data collection, data analysis, and the preparation of manuscripts and grant applications. With additional experience, the Postdoctoral Research Associate may also
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OSU | about 1 month ago
. MATLAB/Python/LabVIEW for data analysis and software experimental control. Also required are strong written and oral communications skills, interpersonal skills for collaborative science and mentorship
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OSU | about 1 month ago
will also develop workflows, protocols, software, or web servers in a form suitable for their use by other group members and their distribution to the broader scientific community. Requirement