72 computational-science Postdoctoral positions at University of Minnesota in United States
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. Qualifications Required Qualifications: A PhD degree in Biostatistics, Statistics, Computer Science or a related field who possesses strong interest in genetics/biomedical applications, and strong computing
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Class Acad Prof and Admin Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job The Santelli Geomicrobiology and Bioremediation Lab in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences and the
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ability, strong mathematical background, computer programming experience. About the Department Neuroscience is the scientific study of the nervous system. It is an interdisciplinary science that
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and various watershed management districts across the metro) to achieve project research and technology transfer objectives. We seek an energetic scientist committed to conducting research to understand
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various lab materials to ensure efficient functioning of the lab. Qualifications Essential Qualifications: PhD in biology, genetics, cell/molecular biology, biochemistry, or related fields is required. Pay
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to lead a project related to the transport of bacteria in porous media and multiphase flow. A PhD degree in engineering or earth science is needed. 75% - Conduct laboratory experiments related
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. Commitment to good data management is a highly desirable skill for this job. Experience with data visualization and preparation of scientific manuscripts are desirable skills. Desired start and end dates
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to improve your biocomputing skills through tutorial Qualifications Required Ph.D. in Computational biology, Bioinformatics, Plant breeding/genetics, or related field. Individual may be immediate post-degree
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with innovative modeling methods and data analytics methods and spur cross-discipline development between the team in both water resources and computer science. Specifically, the research projects
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interdisciplinary exchange, a growing population science training program, and research support services designed to develop and nurture promising areas of new population research. Affiliates of the MPC benefit from