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under the supervision and mentorship of the Principal Investigator. The position requires reliable participation in school-based fieldwork, timely and accurate work, responsive communication and
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Job Title Postdoctoral Research Associate Agency Texas A&M University Department Construction Science Proposed Minimum Salary $5,833.34 monthly Job Location College Station, Texas Job Type Staff Job
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therapeutics within the Drug Discovery Resource Center, with an initial emphasis on the pharmacology of natural killer cell fortification in collaboration with research partners at The University of Texas MD
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. This position will focus on designing, optimizing, and implementing chemical biology and sequencing-based approaches to better understand how RNA structure and dynamics influence protein recognition
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. Maintain accurate records; analyze and present quantitative datasets; prepare figures, reports, protocols, manuscripts, and conference materials. Contribute to structural or mechanistic studies of BlaC and
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of multivariate techniques; repeated measures designs; path analysis, discriminant and factor analyses; and structural equation modeling. Knowledge of quantitative genetic approaches such as genome-wide association
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, and research center. Today, we are one of the largest schools of veterinary medicine in the United States, training nearly 600 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine students each year. We support collaboration
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topology, including understanding of riverine structures, branching patterns, and flow dynamics. Experience in network analysis, capable of analyzing and interpreting the interconnectedness and hierarchical
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under the CV/Resume section. Essential Duties/Tasks Research Under general supervision, the post-doctoral researcher is responsible for conducting research and project tasks related to their (or adjacent
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area for structure-function analysis (PMID: 42270762). In addition, Dravid lab is working on the role of glutamate delta 1 in pain pathways and basal ganglia circuits with novel drug discovery approaches