18 density-functional-theory-molecular-dynamics PhD research jobs at Purdue University
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laboratory employs a wide range of tools, including molecular biology, functional genomics, multi-omics, and bioinformatics, to investigate how epigenetic crosstalk promotes normal neurodevelopment and how
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behavior of pests, their response to pesticides, including physiological and genetic mechanisms of resistance, innovations in applied pest management research (e.g., molecular, computational modeling
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-aligned services. • Develop research projects that address key challenges in carbohydrate chemistry, including structure-function relationships, molecular weight analysis, and substitution patterns and
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Saccharomyces yeast species. Available projects make use of quantitative genetics, CRISPR genome editing, single cell techniques in flow cytometry and RNA-seq, ancestral protein reconstruction, and deep
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pathology, and plant biology. The department is part of a dynamic research community of scientists in the College of Agriculture and across the university. The department is primarily located in Lilly Hall
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, dynamic pricing and revenue optimization, supply chain and operations management is a plus. • Excellent analytical, writing, and communication skills. Submit the following: • Cover letter of interest
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molecular biology, biochemistry, systems biology, evolutionary biology, or a related field, an interest in evolutionary biology and systems biology, an interest in learning/implementing new ‘omics techniques
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seeking a postdoctoral researcher to investigate how the use of visualization and simulation tools impacts undergraduate students' understanding and attitudes in topics related to semiconductor physics
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collaboration with the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) Regional Network Midwest, is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our team. This position offers a unique opportunity to work within
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Associate to work with Dr. Bridgette Kelleher in the Purdue University Department of Psychological Sciences. Dr. Kelleher’s research uses telehealth-based methods to assess early development of children