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Sign In Create Profile Postdoctoral Research Associate-Computer and Information Research Tucson, AZ, United States | req23101 Apply Now Share Save Job Posted on: 6/11/2025 Back to Search
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Address Tucson, AZ USA Position Highlights The Lunar & Planetary Laboratory at the University of Arizona has an opening for a Postdoctoral Research Associate I in the field of modeling of planetary
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on suitability modeling and evidence of biocrust presence from the published literature suggest that these photosynthetic soil communities make up 12% of Earth’s land surface. Despite their global extent and
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, contributing to the development of innovative spatio-temporal analysis and engineering challenges associated with uncertainty. The role supports collaborative investigations, model development, and experimental
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and focuses on molecular immunology and inflammatory mechanisms. Cutting-edge research models (eg. primary cell/organoid cultures, mouse models and human clinical samples) and technologies (e.g. scRNA
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Associates with expertise and/or interest in high temperature structural materials, additive manufacturing, non-destructive testing, multi-scale modeling and materials characterization. The ideal candidates
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small animal surgery and in vivo phenotyping analyses. Develop and maintain detailed records of experiments, analyzing and writing findings. Present results at laboratory meetings and conferences. Prepare
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techniques, mouse models, human specimens, and bioinformatics. We are looking for applicants with wet lab immunology research experience driving the successful completion of projects and authoring peer
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. Demonstrated capabilities for analyzing and evaluating data. Prior experience in salivary gland tissue models. FLSA Exempt Full Time/Part Time Full Time Number of Hours Worked per Week 40 Job FTE 1.00 Work
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supported by multiple NIH R01 grants and focuses on molecular immunology and inflammatory mechanisms. Cutting-edge research models (eg. primary cell/organoid cultures, mouse models and human clinical samples