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. Methodological skills in one or more of the following areas are preferred: (1) experimental and observational designs; (2) intervention research; (3) quantitative methods; (4) qualitative or mixed-methods; (5
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, Statistics, Epidemiology, or Computer Science -Highly qualified and motivated investigator (PhD, or MD/PhD) Preferred Qualifications: -Experience in statistical methods and analysis using SAS, R, or STATA. Pay
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Institutional Review Board (IRB) protocols. ● Design and execute data analysis pipelines using statistical methods and advanced computational tools. ● Translate complex findings into clear data visualizations
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reactive balance in these exceptionally resilient individuals. Motivated PhD graduates with a strong background in human systems neuroscience are encouraged to apply. Position Details: Fully funded
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Informatics (IHI), University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Dr. Bayat’s team develops highly scalable and computationally accelerated medical imaging and analysis methods to assist in enhanced diagnosis and
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and poster format by preparing abstracts and slides for presentation. • Instruct students, fellows and other inexperienced professional persons in proper laboratory methods and procedures
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, working groups Qualifications Required Qualifications: ● PhD in water resources, hydrology, aquatic ecology, limnology, wetland ecology or a related field ● Experience with synthesis and analysis of large
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research findings in peer reviewed journals. Pursue your own research interests within the broader theme of the position. Data Acquisition Methods and Practice (40%) Support staff involved in neuroimaging
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to enable heritable editing in Sorghum bicolor, maize and other monocots. 65% Perform Research: Lead role in developing methods to make targeted mutations in plants using sequence-specific nucleases
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. Publish research findings in peer reviewed journals. Pursue your own research interests within the broader theme of the position. Data Acquisition Methods and Practice (40%) Support staff involved in infant