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to submitting your application, please review and update (if necessary) the information in your candidate profile as it will transfer to your application. Job Title: Post Doctoral Scholar - Molecular Medicine
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Performs basic or applied research in the area of computational fluid dynamics and computational aeroacoustics, including problem setup, simulation and advanced post-processing for multiple projects
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an exceptional opportunity to contribute to a multidisciplinary program exploring molecular mechanisms of resistance, novel antimicrobial strategies, and the epidemiology of resistant bacteria across healthcare
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| Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Perform basic research in computational fluid dynamics, including problem setup, simulation and advanced post-processing for multiple projects. Emphasis to be placed
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| Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Performs basic or applied research in the area of computational fluid dynamics and computational aeroacoustics, including problem setup, simulation and advanced post
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the supervision of Dr. Joseph Kwon. We’re seeking a creative Postdoctoral Scholar to join our team and advance cutting-edge multiscale and hybrid modeling—integrating first-principles simulations with
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Education and Skills/Experience Required/Desired Doctoral degree in a biological or health sciences field or an equivalent combination of education and experience required; experience in molecular biology
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of his/her scientific mentor to investigate the molecular and circuit mechanism of epilepsy in mouse models; independently designs new analytical approaches and tools; performs experiments; independently
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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
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the supervision of Dr. Joseph Kwon. We’re seeking a creative Postdoctoral Scholar to join our team and advance cutting-edge multiscale and hybrid modeling—integrating first-principles simulations with