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. The successful candidate will support a broader research initiative focused on computational chemistry for sustainable energy solutions, including the development and application of Drude polarizable force fields
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30556BR Bureau of Child Research Position Overview The KU Center for Community Health and Development seeks a highly qualified early career behavioral-community or public health scientist as a Post
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to work in the U.S by the effective date of the appointment. Job Description 65% Research – Conduct research as needed to meet the project objectives. 25% Reporting - Prepare and present updates on ongoing
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education and development such as language/communication disorders, applied behavior analysis, or the psychology disciplines (e.g., quantitative, child, developmental, educational, school psychology, etc
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Description 50% Laboratory work: Prepare buffers/samples; develop experimental techniques; design and conduct experiments; analyze data; keep detailed notes and records pertaining to this laboratory work. 30
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research on self-determination, transition and community engagement. To support development of an independent line of research, this position is designed to provide opportunities and mentorship to advance
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development. The breadth of the project and the depth of the data we are collecting allow for a range of questions to be addressed, providing the opportunity for the successful candidate to position themselves
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% - Prepare manuscripts for publication, including the writing of the initial draft and data presentation (figures, tables), based on self-generated data obtained through our in-house research. 10
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/symposia. 15% - Work with other members of the research group to develop and execute collaborative projects. 10% - Help mentor and train junior researchers (graduate students, undergraduates). 5% - Pursue
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project design, data collection, data analysis, research results dissemination, and proper procedures for all instruments and safety regulations in the laboratory setting. 10%- Engage in career development