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preferred. Experience with atmospheric models (e.g., GEOS-Chem, CMAQ) and skills in python, Fortran and high-performance computing are also desired. Position Status Full Time Posting Number 25FA0918 Posting
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required. High level of computer literacy required. Preferred Qualifications In-depth understanding and hands-on experience in RNA-seq and ChIP-seq sample preparation, data collection, and data processing
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the Rutgers High Performance Computing infrastructure. The results of the research will be submitted for publication in a scientific journal. Preferred Qualifications Equipment Utilized Physical Demands and
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the Rutgers High Performance Computing infrastructure. The results of the research will be submitted for publication in a scientific journal. Preferred Qualifications Equipment Utilized Physical Demands and
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, and microscopy/imaging. A qualified candidate will be capable of working independently to perform lab work in this area, but also manages, trains, and schedules hourly student workers and undergraduate
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, biochemistry, cell biology, and microscopy/imaging. A qualified candidate will be capable of working independently to perform lab work in this area, but also manages, trains, and schedules hourly student workers
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. The training program is designed to impart the skills necessary for submitting successful career development awards. The emphasis on translational clinical research will require competitive applicants
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-destructive testing and evaluation of civil infrastructure. The candidate is expected to perform both fundamental and applied researches and need publish research findings in journal and conferences
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high performance buildings and geothermal energy systems. (3) Assess technical and non-technical barriers to the adoption of renewable energy technologies, including geothermal energy. (4) Conduct
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Effective spoken and written English required. High level of computer literacy required. The individual must be able to navigate the highly complex and often unpredictable nature of scientific research, as