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-disciplinary research program that couples clinical, computational and basic research, epitomizing our bench-to-bedside philosophy. The position will leverage a combination of cutting-edge techniques
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. GLISA works at the boundary between climate science and decision making, striving to enhance Great Lakes communities capacity to understand, plan for, and respond to climate impacts now and in the future
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administrator to conduct background checks. Background checks are performed in compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Contact Information Questions about the fellowship program may be directed to Dr
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applications Human-centric and sensing-enabled mechanical systems Strong background in computational modeling and analysis, including finite element analysis (FEA), multiphysics simulations, and data-driven
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. Experience working with medical images. Very good computer programming skills and physics background is essential. Desired Qualifications* Nuclear medicine imaging/dosimetry experience. Experience in image
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Qualifications* Applicants should have a medical degree (M.D., M.B.B.S., or equivalent. Translational projects will require the postdoctoral fellow to work with faculty to plan study methods, draft IRB protocols
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Apply Now How to Apply Upload a resume/CV, cover letter, and contact information for two referees (combined into a single PDF) via the U-M applicant system. Questions about the position should be directed to Erica Twardzik at etwardzi@umich.edu . Job Summary Are you passionate about creating...
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, computer science, or equivalent disciplines. Good written and verbal communication skills in English. Ability to work independently or collaboratively with a diverse research team. Desired Qualifications
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given full consideration. Virtual interviews will involve developing a plan for collaboration. U-M EEO Statement The University of Michigan is an equal employment opportunity employer.
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both computational and experimental; we work on exciting problems in diverse areas such as bio-fluid interactions, signatures, wave energy, advanced materials, complex hydrodynamics and hydroacoustics