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(e.g., electrolyte transport properties) and cell-level (e.g., separating electrode- and particle-scale) processes. Methods such as EIS, GITT, pulsing, and others may be used. The position will be in
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to the design of experiments for parameterization of material-level (e.g., electrolyte transport properties) and cell-level (e.g., separating electrode- and particle-scale) processes. Methods such as EIS, GITT
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of complex biopharmaceuticals and vaccines. Projects encompass methodology development, including data analysis, method harmonization and case study applications of state-of-the-art biomeasurement techniques
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on reports and computer screens, ability to type on keyboard for extended periods.The majority of work is computer-based and is non-labor intensive. Diversity Statement: The University of Maryland, College
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receive a starting stipend of $67,000, health benefits, and $10,000 for research startup. In addition, the Fellow will have access to office space with computer, library access, and other privileges
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Park, the University of Maryland, Baltimore, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology. IBBR leverages state-of-art integrative methods for bioanalytical, biophysical and structural
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to sit for an extended time and operate standard office equipment and keyboards. • Ability to review and prepare data on reports and computer screens and engage in extensive reading. Diversity Statement
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(multiphase flow, phase change materials, nanoscale transport), microfabrication, electrochemistry, microfluidic visualization methods, CFD/2-phase simulations, nanoscale thermal/electrical mobility simulations