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Develops and conduct original research with a focus on basic and translational NIH and Industry sponsored studies on womens health related to the impact of diabetes and hyperglycemic memory in innate immune
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questions and provides guidance about the direction of research groups and individual research projects to PIs; assists with the preparation of grant proposals by collaborating with Principal Investigators
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| Anesthesiology Develops and conduct original research with a focus on basic and translational NIH and Industry sponsored studies on women’s health related to the impact of diabetes and hyperglycemic memory in
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Scholar to lead and support advanced research on antibiotic resistance, with a primary focus on clinical bacterial isolates and complementary investigations into foodborne pathogens. This position offers
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interdisciplinary QISE research collaborations at OSU. Consequently, the fellow will be co-advised and co-mentored by faculty across at least two disciplines. Job Responsibilities: Conduct original self-directed
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and other collaborators. Primary responsibilities include analyzing telemetry and demographic data to assess movements, habitat use, seasonal survival, and nesting success of wild turkeys. The postdoc
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of the following: primary human melanocyte culture, inflammatory skin disease, single cell bioinformatic analysis, murine models; and a proven ability to work both independently and collaboratively. The Department
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. The primary study involves implementation of a combined mHealth-telehealth symptom cluster (sleep, worry-anxiety, fatigue, depression) intervention for people with advanced cancer (1R01CA281885-04A1
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by collaborating with Principal Investigators to discuss the grant writing process. This position also supervises undergraduate students. Additional Information: Resume Required Hiring Rate = $61,008
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| IM Cardiovascular Medicine Position Summary: Under the supervision of the Principal Investigator (PI), the Postdoctoral Scholar will contribute to NIH-funded research projects focused on the molecular