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laws. Essential Functions • Working with muscle models to identify the potential mechanism of chronic pain caused by myofascial pain symptoms. • Performing clinical testing and with various study
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linked diseases at the molecular, cellular, and whole animal levels. The successful candidate will work in close collaboration with the laboratory of Elizabeth Lipke, PhD in the Department of Chemical
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against inflammatory and immune mediated diseases, under Group Leader, Maria C. Naskou DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACVP. The Naskou group is located at Scott Ritchey Research Center in the College of Veterinary
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-edge projects aimed at improving sustainable transportation networks using advanced computational techniques, data analysis, and artificial intelligence. We seek candidates specializing in the following
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research grants and projects in the College. We are seeking applications from individuals with either: (1) a PhD in any area of the biomedical sciences or (2) a DVM or its equivalent at the time employment
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by Dr. Brian Freidin Analysis of Partial Differential Equations and Spectral Theory – Advised by Dr. Selim Sukhtaiev Minimum Qualifications Applicants must have earned a PhD or equivalent degree in
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research program focused on detection dogs. In this role, you will analyze unprecedented behavioral genomic data, including whole-genome PacBio Revio HiFi sequencing data from over 200 dogs in a multi
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program focused on detection dogs. In this role, you will analyze unprecedented behavioral genomic data, including whole-genome PacBio Revio HiFi sequencing data from over 200 dogs in a multi-generation
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protected by applicable law. Minimum Qualifications Candidates are to have a PhD in Geography, or other closely related field, at the time of appointment. The successful candidate should have research
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to couples in the community and youth in high schools while simultaneously rigorously evaluating program effectiveness and testing implementation science research questions. In collaboration with the Principal