28 postdoc-in-automation-and-control Postdoctoral positions at University of Minnesota
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presentation at local and national meetings. ● 10% Training and mentoring of students → The postdoc will work with undergraduate and graduate students in the lab and is expected to foster the development
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Pay Range: $62,232 - $65,000: Pay is determined by NIH Postdoc levels of education and experience Please visit the Benefits for Postdoctoral Candidates website for more information regarding benefit
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together behaviorists, electrophysiologists, and computational neuroscientists, and includes the world leading Center for Magnetic Resonance Research. UMN is an excellent training environment for postdocs
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intellectual community of faculty, postdocs, and graduate students created by the diverse interest groups, colloquia, and other activities the Center organizes. Pay and Benefits Pay Range: $61008; depending
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and Benefits Pay Range: $62,232 - $75,564: Pay is determined by NIH Postdoc levels of education and experience Please visit the Benefits for Postdoctoral Candidates website for more information
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locations in MN as well as nationally) as well as the lab (meso- and microcosm experiments tracking microbial population and community dynamics as well as ecosystem function) settings. The postdoc will be
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on the development of temperature-controlled systems for organ and tissue preservation, with an emphasis on clinical translation and application (55%). -Perform data analysis, presentation preparation, manuscript
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neuroscience. Preference will be given to recent graduates or postdocs with < 2 years of experience. • Experience with live cell/live animal fluorescence imaging, and/or slice electrophysiology, or expertise in
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-time Postdoctoral Researcher. The initial appointment is for one year, with renewal possible. The incoming postdoc will work closely with the PI to use multidisciplinary approaches to upgrade
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Preferred Qualifications: Strong background in molecular plant-microbe interactions studies and ability to conduct plant-microbe interaction assays under controlled greenhouse and field conditions