77 density-functional-theory-molecular-dynamics Postdoctoral positions at Stony Brook University
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the position. Experience in basic cell and molecular biology techniques in kidney disease research. Preferred Qualifications: The candidate should have: * Background in cell/molecular biology. * Experience with
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the start of the position. Experience in basic cell and molecular biology techniques in kidney disease research. Preferred Qualifications: The candidate should have: ● Background in cell/molecular biology
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related field. Ability to demonstrate professional competence in relevant research activities related to molecular bioengineering and biotechnology. Specialized training and experience in operating
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the start of the position. Experience in basic cell and molecular biology techniques in kidney disease research. Preferred Qualifications: The candidate should have: ● Background in cell/molecular biology
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: ● Power module packaging and integration. ● High-density power converter design/prototyping, topology/loss analysis (including magnetic losses), thermal/EMI analysis. ● EMI emission and filter
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Qualifications: Extensive experience in neuropsychological report writing. Relevant coursework in neuroanatomy, neuropsychology, psychometric theory, statistics Demonstration of scholarship in neuropsychology
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procedures of Stony Brook University. The incumbent will work on research projects related to development of next-generation sequencing-based spatial omic technologies for in-depth study of molecular
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Qualifications: Extensive experience in neuropsychological report writing. Relevant coursework in neuroanatomy, neuropsychology, psychometric theory, statistics Demonstration of scholarship in neuropsychology
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procedures of Stony Brook University. The incumbent will work on research projects related to development of next-generation sequencing-based spatial omic technologies for in-depth study of molecular
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and the induction of innate and adaptive immune responses. Understanding of viral analysis using molecular approaches, single cell analysis and analysis of immune responses contributing