10 web-programmer-developer-"https:"-"UCL"-"P"-"https:" research jobs at Drexel University in United States
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Contributing to and potentially leading grant writing Actively participating in collaborative research meetings Developing white papers and other dissemination products (e.g. policy briefs, blog posts, op-eds
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. Our research program is focused on neuron-glial interactions, with an emphasis on understanding cellular and molecular mechanisms by which astrocytes regulate neurovascular coupling, local metabolism
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will be working at the Drexel Autism Institute, which is a multidisciplinary institute emphasizing public health science approaches. Candidates will lead, design, develop, conduct, and communicate
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(BSEC) Urban Integrated Field Lab’s modeling framework for neighborhood-scale indoor air quality and exposure. This position contributes to the DOE-funded BSEC effort by developing and validating data
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further development and potential implementation of a pilot study. The research assistant will assist with the development and pilot testing of GANAS workshop and curriculum materials. The research
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development, grant applications, and intervention considerations. The research assistant will work closely with project PI to develop materials for a systematic review on cognitive outcomes and determinants
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to strengthen their research experience before pursuing a Ph.D. program. Opportunities may be available for the candidate to continue as a Ph.D. student in the lab. The successful candidate will contribute to two
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founding in the midst of the industrial revolution in 1891, Drexel University has emphasized its strengths in engineering, science and technology to train future leaders. In little over a century, Drexel
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Research Assistant I is available for a motivated and detail-oriented team-player. You will work in a supportive, team-based atmosphere in a small, growing group dedicated to studying the development
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develop and run translational research involving microinjection of novel compounds into the brain of rats and study associated behaviors relevant to psychostimulant use disorders. Furthermore, this position