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Description: Conduct independent and collaborative research on microbial metabolism and genetics Utilize molecular biology, biochemistry, and omics approaches to study oral streptococci Analyze data, prepare
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and PCB reverse engineering as well as expertise in areas of explainable AI, causal AI, and reinforcement learning. Duties will include, but not be limited to, conducting research on the development
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of Biostatistics at University of Florida and Dr. Hongkai Ji (remote) in the Department of Biostatistics at John Hopkins University. This position, available immediately, focuses on developing statistical, machine
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manuscripts, and assisting with grant proposal development. Candidates must have PhD in chemistry. This position will be initially awarded for one year, and, contingent upon strong performance and conduct and
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influence placental physiology, fetal development and long-term health outcomes. The successful candidate will join a dedicated research team conducting translational studies using animal models, human tissue
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Classification Title: Postdoctoral Associate Classification Minimum Requirements: PhD in Biology, Development, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Neuroscience, Evolutionary Biology or similar field
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project on the ROMAN galaxy redshift survey project infrastructure team led by Dr. Slepian in the Department of Astronomy. A position is available in our group to work on developing software infrastructure
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mining, and development of enabling technologies for natural product (NP) biosynthetic gene cluster (BGC) activation in native producers or heterologous hosts, (ii) NP discovery, production, isolation, and
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development. UF also supports a CMS Tier‑2 computing center. Our physics program includes precision measurements of the Higgs boson properties (H→4ℓ, H→bb), multi‑Higgs and tri‑boson production, and searches
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, which hinders the development of safer therapeutic strategies for their treatment. The Chakraborty lab aims to understand mechanisms that regulate the development and progression of these diseases. Using