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on the development of computational and analytical methods for strongly correlated electron systems. This position is part of a research program dedicated to advancing the Variational Discrete Action Theory (VDAT) - a
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, and experience. Excellent oral/written communication, interpersonal, organizational, and computer skills (Microsoft Office). Ability to work effectively independently and collaboratively with diverse
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· Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics Open until filled · The School at Columbia Open until filled · Emergency Medicine Open until filled · Zuckerman Institute Open until filled · Biomedical Informatics
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Qualifications Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills. Computer Skills: proficiency with MS Word programs and familiarity with Mac and PC platforms. Clinical research experience or oncology nursing
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. Experience in cardiology, advanced heart failure or transplant a plus. Previous NP experience a plus. Other Requirements Familiarity and proficiency with computer-based programs such as electronic medical
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of Biomedical Engineering (BME) Director of Finance and Administration (DFA) and the SEAS Graduate Career Placement Team Assistant Dean, the Career Placement Officer assumes leadership for the placement of BME
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. Minimum Qualifications Two years of college or a completed A.A. program with an emphasis in chemistry, biology or physics or a completed animal husbandry program. One year of related experience
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with AI and Physics (LEAP), an NSF-funded Science and Technology Center at Columbia University. Responsibilities will include: Analyze data from observations and model simulations of extreme MHWs. Apply
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, neurodevelopmental biology, as well as molecular and cellular neuroscience. Strong computational skills, including programming in MATLAB or Python, superior motivation, drive and demonstrated aptitude for carrying out
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are committed to foundational science, uncovering the principles that shape how the brain develops, functions, and recovers. With more than 50 labs, the Zuckerman Institute serves as a hub for collaboration