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Job Description We invite applications for a postdoctoral associate in theoretical Quantum Information Science in the Computer Science Department of Virginia Tech at the Innovation Campus in
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an interdisciplinary team of mathematicians, psychologists, and engineers who are exploring the dynamics of stress contagion in human crowds. The postdoc will work with colleagues from Virginia Tech and other
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. Techniques we use include in vitro neural differentiation, gene expression manipulation, metabolic assays, and mouse breeding and behavior. Knowledge in basic computer skills, record keeping and experience
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microenvironment. The project will employ genetically engineered mouse and human glioma models, along with advanced imaging techniques, single-cell and spatial transcriptomics, and molecular biology approaches
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Job Description The research group led by Professor Hongliang Xin (xingroup.org) at Virginia Tech invites applications for a full-time Postdoctoral position. The successful candidate will play a
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of appointment will be two years. The position is on an interdisciplinary team of mathematicians, psychologists, and engineers who are exploring the dynamics of stress contagion in human crowds. The postdoc will
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, the postdoctoral associate will help to coordinate evidence-based learning networks of NPS units and other educational organizations to (1) direct data collection and conduct research on their programs and
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Job Description The Department of Computer Science at Virginia Tech will be hosting a Postdoctoral Associate. This postdoctoral researcher will work under the supervision of Prof. Ali Vakilian
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Qualifications Research experience in bioreactor design and operation. Capable of doing technoeconomic analysis and life cycle analysis. Self-motivated to lead research endeavors. Good human skills to interact
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gathered will help define present-day coastal hazards and be incorporated into hazards assessments, such as tsunami inundation maps, that help prepare coastal communities for future catastrophic events