13 molecular-dynamics-simulation Postdoctoral research jobs at SUNY University at Buffalo
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Posting Details Position Information Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Position Title Postdoctoral Associate – Cellular & Molecular Neuroscience Classification Title Postdoctoral Associate Department Neurology
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Detail Information Position Summary The Department of Epidemiology and Environmental Health (EEH) invites applications for three Postdoctoral Associate positions to join our dynamic team of faculty and
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related discipline. Preferred Qualifications Cardiac electrophysiology, Animal handling and surgery (rodents, rabbits, pigs), Donor human hearts, Optical and Electrical mapping, Molecular imaging (western
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alter bacterial physiology and microbial composition dynamics. The overall goal is to advance our understanding of the gut microbiota at the molecular level. Research projects leverage cutting-edge
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dynamics and charge transfer across the interfaces. Job duties will include, but are not limited to: Assemble and characterize opto-electronic devices with low dimensional hybrid single crystals Build
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in molecular and cell biology is essential. Preferred Qualifications Experimentation in mouse genetics and histology are plus. A neuroscientific background is not necessary but is a plus. Physical
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molecular biology techniques as well as good communication and writing skills are are desirable. Physical Demands Salary Range $47,500 - $55,000 Additional Salary Information The salary range reflects our
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) in any relevant field of Biology. Molecular biology or bioinformatics skills. Preferred Qualifications Ph.D. or M.D./Ph.D. in Neuroscience or Genomics. Demonstrated ability to work independently and
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level projections in recent IPCC and NCA reports. Integration of ISMIP7 simulations with GISS ModelE outputs and FACTS is key to the success of the effort, so the postdoctoral associate will be in
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Grade E.89 Posting Detail Information Position Summary The Pillon Lab is seeking a Postdoctoral Associate. The lab’s research program lies at the intersect of structural biology, biochemistry, molecular