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murine BMT models, and donor graft manipulation and pharmacological interventions. Candidates should have a PhD or MD and a strong foundation in cellular and/or tumor immunology. Candidates with a
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Hire Date 8/18/2025 Expected End Date Contact Information for Candidates Carol Barnes, PhD carol@nsma.arizona.edu Open Date 7/15/2025 Open Until Filled Yes Documents Needed to Apply Curriculum Vitae (CV
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://phoenixmed.arizona.edu/cts/phd Location Greater Phoenix Area Address Phoenix, AZ USA Position Highlights The Radovick Lab at UArizona Phoenix has an opening for a post-doctoral researcher to study the role
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funding and contribute to lab-based grant proposals. Minimum Qualifications PhD or MD conferred by the start date and 0-2 years of experience at Postdoc rank. Preferred Qualifications FLSA Exempt Full Time
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troubleshooting custom measurement systems. Skills in data analysis including scientific programming. Ability to communicate professionally and work in interdisciplinary teams. Minimum Qualifications PhD in related
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, AND ABILITIES: Strong communication skills. Minimum Qualifications PhD in Hydrology or related field must be attained by time of hire. Track record of peer-reviewed publications. Preferred
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, AND ABILITIES: Strong communication skills. Minimum Qualifications PhD in Hydrology or related field must be attained by time of hire. Track record of peer-reviewed publications. Preferred
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. Ability to work in multi-disciplinary teams. Minimum Qualifications PhD in Biogeomechanics, sustainable construction materials, or related fields upon hire. Preferred Qualifications FLSA Exempt Full Time
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Postdoctoral Research Associates. The ideal candidates will possess a doctoral degree (PhD or MD) and have a strong background in molecular biology and physiology. There are three major projects in the lab: 1
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of tailings dam design, monitoring, and risk assessment frameworks. Comprehensive understanding of physical, chemical, and rheological properties of tailings and their implications on stability and flow