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The Postdoctoral Researcher will pursue advanced research training under the mentorship of Dr. Rongxue (Rosie) Wu, MD, PhD, Associate Professor in the Department of Surgery (Cardiology) at The Ohio State University
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candidate holds a PhD in Materials Science and Engineering, Chemical Engineering (or a related field) is proficient in both experiments and characterization. Join us to tackle magnetic nanoparticle challenges
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The Postdoctoral Researcher will pursue specialized research training, education, and experience under the guidance of Dr. Rongxue (Rosie) Wu, MD, PhD, Associate Professor in the Department of Surgery/Cardiology
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such as SEM and TEM to characterize oxide particle size and distribution. Collaborate on research papers that are led by PhD GRA who is also working on project. Required Education: PhD in Welding
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for disease treatment and cancer prevention, in combination with RNA and DNA packaging mechanisms, as well as exosome delivery technology. Required Qualifications: PhD in biophysics, chemistry, biochemistry
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records Participate in research team meetings and assist with training students as needed Required Qualifications PhD in oncology, immunology, or related field Strong organizational skills, attention
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, collaborate across disciplines, and help translate transformative research into real-world impact. Required Education: PhD in Chemical Engineering or related field Desired Experience: 3 years of prior research
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guidelines. Required Education and Experience: PhD in Immunology, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, or a related biomedical science field is required. Demonstrated experience in
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Sciences | Chemistry and Biochemistry Administration A postdoctoral researcher appointment is available in the Carpenter Nanoparticle Spectroscopy Group (https://www.carpentergroup.site/) in the Department
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of living in Columbus is 10 percent below the national average. Intelligent Community Forum named Columbus one of the seven most intelligent communities in the world. The city has more PhDs than the national