9 agent-based-model Postdoctoral positions at Missouri University of Science and Technology
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Laboratory, approved for work with select agents and toxins. MU also houses multiple core facilities, such as Electron Microscopy Core Facility, Charles W. Gehrke Proteomics Center, Metabolomics Center
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the opportunities not only to study the immune response in animal models but also to translate the discovery for diagnosis and biomarker identification by studying human cancer patient clinical trial
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approaches to multi-level data analysis and structural equation modeling, as well as familiarity with relevant computer packages (SPSS, R, etc) is required. Strong writing skills are important as
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studies on scaffolds and in vivo testing in disease models; maintaining accurate and organized experimental records; presenting findings at national and international conferences; preparing manuscripts
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studies on scaffolds and in vivo testing in disease models; maintaining accurate and organized experimental records; presenting findings at national and international conferences; preparing manuscripts
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techniques, molecular genetics, immunology, and animal models, particularly in cattle and other animal species. The candidate will play an essential role in advancing our understanding of the molecular
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year based upon performance, funding, and a mutual desire to continue the appointment. Essential duties will include the design and execution of independent research focused on inorganic radiochemistry
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in a related science (chemistry, biochemistry, plant science) and 3 years of post baccalaureate hands-on experience with mass spectrometry based plant metabolomics and natural products analyses
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, based upon performance, funding, and a mutual desire to continue the appointment. The ideal candidate will have strong writing, quantitative, and communication skills, and the ability to think creatively