82 operations-research Postdoctoral positions at University of Minnesota in United-States
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Job Code 9546 Employee Class Acad Prof and Admin Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job Research This research is related to the integration of computation into the undergraduate physics
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Code 9546 Employee Class Acad Prof and Admin Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job We are seeking a 100% time on-campus postdoc to conduct research in the area of legume crop genomics and
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skills or allows them opportunities to learn new research techniques. They are trained and work in conjunction with a faculty mentor who determines the training agenda. Post-Doctoral Associates may
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-doctoral associate conducts research or service that provides further development of career skills or allows them opportunities to learn new research techniques. They are trained by and work in conjunction
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/programming and communication skills. Essential qualifications include the ability to quickly learn new things and work independently, along with previous research experience in at least one of the following
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of hypothesis-driven research projects. 15% – Analysis & Review • Analysis and review of generated data and reviewing previously reported scientific literature. 15% – Scientific writing and presentation Work
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biology, genetics, physiology or biomedicine and have a strong track record of, and potential for, success. The applicant should have a keen research interest in cell signaling, calcium dynamics
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and then model their space use and behavioral patterns. The post-doctoral researcher will also be responsible for coordinating a team to deploy and monitor behavioral playback cameras, developing a data
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2026. The post-doctoral associate should be committed to applying novel strategies and producing original research and publishing their work and other outlets (as appropriate with team members Dr
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searching for a Postdoctoral Associate with strong research interest in behavioral medicine. The candidate will participate in an active NIH and NSF biobehavioral research program (Director, Mustafa al'Absi