34 postdoc-computational-fluid-dynamics Postdoctoral research jobs at University of Florida
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microscopy, flow cytometry, and Western blotting. Computer proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint. Familiarity with computer languages is desirable. Experience in Virology, mass spectrometry
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dynamic and collaborative environment. Must have PhD in Chemistry. This position will be initially awarded for one year, and, contingent upon strong performance and conduct and availability of funds, may be
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dynamic and team-oriented research program. Successful candidates will work in a cutting-edge research environment with new state-of-the-art facilities. The laboratory has outstanding facilities for cell
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skills, and ample funding opportunities for postdocs and graduate students. Expected Salary: Commensurate with education and experience. Employment Benefits include: Health Insurance: UF participates in
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. Collaborate with Math Team associates and other Lastinger Center associates as needed, such as content developers/writers, program managers, product managers, learning experiences team members, designers, data
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Classification Title: Postdoctoral Associate Minimum Requirements Ph.D. Required Job Description: University Writing Program at the University of Florida, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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leading research institutions, the University of Florida provides an exceptionally supportive environment for research. University support includes integrated and state of the art computer technology
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Classification Title: Post Doc Associate Classification Minimum Requirements: Ph.D. degree in biomedical informatics/bioinformatics, computer science, data science, electronic/biomedical engineering
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documents should be uploaded as one PDF to the “other documents” selection in the application. 4. A personal research program vision statement detailing short-and long-term goals. The anticipated start date
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observational/computational time-domain astrophysics, including supernovae, gravitational-wave events, fast radio bursts, and tidal disruption events, to work with Dr. Daichi Hiramatsu in the Department