98 high-performance-computing-postdoc Postdoctoral positions at The Ohio State University in United States
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embark on a program of independent research with the primary goal to new electrosynthetic reactions applicable to organic synthesis. Duties will include conducting laboratory work centered around
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• 10%: Mentor and work alongside technicians on similar projects; perform other duties as required Qualifications: • PhD in plant virology, plant pathology or related field by time of hire • Strong
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. The Post Doctoral Scholar will embark on a program of independent research with the primary goal of determining how computational and theoretical methods can provide thermodynamic design principles
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, confocal/multi-photon high resolution imaging, patch clamping. The Ai lab offers a unique, dynamic environment encompassing both basic science and translational research funded by the NIH. Qualified
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Center. Responsibilities Include: High through-put analysis and genomic analysis of gene expression Plans, designs, executes, and manages research projects related to the control of development and cancer
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writing; participates in preparation of grant applications for extramural funding; performs additional duties as assigned Additional Information: Location: Biomedical Research Tower (0112) Position Type
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motivated researcher with a strong background in computational modeling, system identification, and uncertainty quantification for civil infrastructure. The successful candidate will join the Risk Assessment
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or in vitro viral experiments, viral quantification) and have experience performing molecular and organismal experiments in insect systems. Additional Information: Location: Howlett Hall (0295) Position
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not use nanotechnology, computer designing, PK/PD and drug delivery experiments for our studies. Minimum Education Required A highly motivated fresh Ph.D. or 1-2 year post-Ph.D. experience with
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| Computer Science and Engineering We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher to work on problems at the intersection of algebraic coding theory, matroid theory, and pseudorandomness/derandomization. The focus