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About the Opportunity The Experimental Particle Physics group at Northeastern University in Boston has an immediate opening for a Postdoctoral Research Associate to work on the Compact Muon Solenoid
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with other experimental and theory groups not only in Boston but also worldwide. We encourage prospective candidates to explore our recent publications, which can be found on our group website: https
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in other day-to-day research activities. RESPONSIBILITIES Initiating and executing independent experimental or computational/theoretical research projects under the broad guidance of the faculty
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for organizing, processing, and reporting data. Will demonstrate flexibility in adapting methods/skills according to evolving project priorities. Provide independent experimental design and follow up planning
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students and undergraduate researchers on experimental methods of device fabrication, testing, and data management (30%) Reporting and dissemination of date, including participating in group meetings, weekly
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research which includes the design and execution of experiments, the interpretation of experimental results, project management, and the writing of scientific manuscripts. The postdoctoral associate will
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, econometric, and other methods to strengthen causal inference using multilevel, longitudinal data and quasi-experimental approaches, along with the exploration of gender, racial/ethnic and socioeconomic
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microfluidics channels experimentally. The particle dynamics under solute concentration gradient will be analyzed and new methods of manipulating particles in complex geometries will be developed. Application
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mechanical metamaterials. Furthermore, our group values collaboration and interdisciplinary research. As such, you will have ample opportunities to work with other experimental and theory groups not only in
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The postdoctoral fellow will contribute to ongoing research projects exploring genetic interactions that influence lifespan, assist in experimental design, data analysis, and publication of findings. Additional