27 phd-in-concrete-and-structural-engineering Postdoctoral positions at Northeastern University
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to disseminate research results QUALIFICATIONS Applicants must have (or be about to receive) a PhD in physics, biophysics, systems biology, applied mathematics, bioengineering, chemistry, chemical engineering, or
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of oysters, genomic forecasting, evolution of structural variants, and population genomics. More information on lab projects can be found in our lab publication record and our lab website: https
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. Mona Minkara Funding: NIH MIRA (R35) Grant Position Summary: The Computational Modeling for Biointerface Engineering (COMBINE) Lab at Northeastern University is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Associate
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, Chemical Engineering, or related field. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Excellent publication track-record and basic experience with grant writing. Position Type Research Additional
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to collaborative projects that explore the intersection of complex systems and public health. Qualifications PhD in a related discipline (e.g., epidemiology, applied mathematics, statistics, or network science) by
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. This opportunity will involve working on an NIA-funded project to understand how individual differences in the structure and function of the locus coeruleus moderate perception and memory in an older adult
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and haptics feedback in real and virtual agents will be a plus. The successful candidate must have a Ph.D. or equivalent degree in related engineering and science disciplines. The candidate must have
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, Chemical Engineering, or related field. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Excellent publication track-record and basic experience with grant writing. Position Type Research Additional
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The work heavily depends on data-driven, evidence-based modeling and collaboration with practitioners. The successful candidate will have completed a PhD (any discipline, required by start of appointment
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information. We develop novel theoretical approaches to characterize the structure and function of the genome using the tools of statistical physics, information theory, and computational modeling