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/Associate Professor faculty. The position is for a molecular virologist that studies zoonotic viruses. Successful candidates will have an advanced degree (Ph.D., DVM, and/or MD), a strong publication record
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• Conducting human–robot interaction and public perception studies • Publishing peer-reviewed research and preparing project reports • Collaborating with interdisciplinary researchers • Mentoring undergraduate
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Global Universities ranking by U.S. News & World Report (USN&WR) places ECE Department at #2 nationally in the Electrical and Electronic Engineering category. The position is based at the Virginia Tech
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students in this service, and assist in the development of a research line that would include but not be limited to the study of companion animal behavior, training, and welfare. The coordinator in
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participate in Industry conferences, seminars and committees • Collaborate on research studies as needed • Present and publish research findings Directions given and received: • Independently perform most
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Extension Centers (ARECS). Approximately 50 graduate students are enrolled in the Department's MS or PhD programs, and 37 undergraduates in the Department's minor degree program. The Department also supports
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submitted through the university's online application system. For more information, contact Dr. Andrea Bertke, [email protected]. Required Qualifications -Doctoral degree (PhD, DrPH, or equivalent) in a
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Tech. The individual will report directly to Dr. James Weger-Lucarelli. This position involves cutting-edge research studying cancer biology and developing strategies to treat cancer. Duties will include
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research supporting the understanding and development of crate and wood container design procedures including loading conditions, material variability studies, and connections Job Description The Department
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Associate's activities will include publishing data from a recently completed NIH-funded study of the context and behaviors within incidents of family aggression and violence. The Postdoctoral Associate will