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will work closely with clinical collaborators located throughout campus. The position includes a competitive salary and benefits through Ohio State. Job Requirements PhD in biomechanics, biomedical
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Postdoctoral Affairs. Ohio State offers a comprehensive benefits package. Please visit https://hr.osu.edu/benefits/ to learn more. Successful candidates must have obtained a PhD prior to starting the position
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PhD in rehabilitation science or assistive technology, or a research doctorate in a related field; Demonstrated expertise in interdisciplinary research with technical and clinical teams and patients
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. The Fellow will be trained by and work with the director of the Martha S. Pitzer Center for Women, Children and Youth. Minimum Education Required, degree level and focus area: PhD in health-related field
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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 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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ensures return to editorial staff or journal for timely publication, composes and presents research at conferences; directs research personnel. Minimum Education/Experience Requirements: PhD or MD/PhD
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. Additionally, the scholar will prepare and disseminate research findings through various publications and perform other assigned tasks. Required Education: PhD in Chemical Engineering or related field Required
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reviewed on a rolling basis beginning mid-November. Required Qualifications: Candidates must hold a doctoral degree in economics, public policy and management, sociology, finance, public health, or computer
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| Computer Science and Engineering Postdoctoral Scholar in The OSU Natural Language Processing Group Two Postdoctoral Scholar positions are available in the Natural Language Processing Group co-led by Prof