116 algorithm-development-"University-of-Surrey" Postdoctoral positions at Rutgers University
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J. Physical Demands and Work Environment Overview Statement This position will be direct mentor for 1-2 undergraduate researchers in the lab. Manage, train, and schedule undergraduates and hourly
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Associate will contribute to ongoing projects and have the opportunity to develop independent research aligned with the aims of the ADN lab. Current work focuses on machine learning and multivariate decoding
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available immediately. Postdoctoral associate to work on multiple research foci including but not limited to 1) Developing digital PCR assay to study turf pathogen epidemiology, 2) Investigating turfgrass
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of research studies through scientific journal articles and conference presentations. Assist in developing and adapting cognitive neuroscience studies. Work with the research team to ensure compliance with
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operations, including breeding and genotyping of mice and general maintenance of animal colonies. Develops new ideas for promotion current research for the NJMS –Center for Immunity and Inflammation. Operates
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development and progression of cancer, including cancer metastasis, cancer metabolic reprogramming and tumor microenvironment. Specific research directions in the lab include: 1) the regulation and function
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high standards in how information is developed and presented. The successful candidate is expected to be self-motivated and can think broadly and conceptually and formulate creative, sophisticated
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development and progression of cancer, including cancer metastasis, metabolic reprogramming, tumor immunology, and cancer cachexia. Specific research directions in the lab include: 1) the regulation and
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, Confocal and high-content imaging, Histopathology, Analytical Chemistry, Flow Cytometry, etc. Rutgers University provides an excellent career development and training environment for postdoc fellows
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proteins of Plasmodium, their functions in the parasite’s cell biology and their effect on parasite virulence. We also aim to develop inhibitors of parasite kinases as drugs for malaria prophylaxis