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. The overarching mission of I-LABS is to understand the mechanisms of human learning, especially in early development. More information about I-LABS can be found at: (http://ilabs.washington.edu ). This I-LABS
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: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering Position Details Position Description We are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Scholar to join an interdisciplinary research program focused on: Development
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reports, keep records, write manuscripts, prepare presentations, etc. The ideal candidate will have post-graduation experience in bacterial genomics and have published (or under review) several papers in
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, and including program development. The Seattle Veterans Administration Medical Center, CLiMB Research Center is a VA Rehabilitation Research and Development funded research center focused on
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the nature of postdoctoral scholar appointments; access to the full university community to support individual development; and, if applicable, visa sponsorship requirements, postdoctoral scholars must be
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and analysis, and academic and community dissemination. There will be opportunities to develop independent projects that align with the research interests of ADAPT. Other responsibilities will involve
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recordings and infant MEG data) as well as assisting in manuscript preparation and result dissemination. Additional opportunities exist in participating in development and coordination of new research studies
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opening for a motivated postdoctoral researcher to join an NIH-funded project investigating brain and behavioral development in early childhood. This longitudinal study focuses on auditory processing and
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science while developing skills that prepare you for success in academia, biotechnology, and the diagnostics/clinical research industries. You will learn from experts in virus discovery, microbial genomics
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-generation rare pion decay spectrometer, which aims to test flavor universality up to the PeV scale. The University of Washington’s group, led by Quentin Buat, David Hertzog and Peter Kammel, is developing