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Information Science and Engineering Department: ERIK | Center for Quantum Information Science and Engineering The Center for Quantum Information Science and Engineering (CQISE) is a University Center focused on Ohio
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Department: Medicine | School Biomed Sci - Biomedical Informatics The position of Post Doctoral Scholar in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) offers an excellent opportunity to conduct research in
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, oncologists, computational scientists, and translational researchers under one roof. Research spans from the most fundamental mechanisms of immune regulation to first-in-human clinical trials—creating a direct
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studies how local environments impact the chemical physics of chemical reactions at battery and atmospheric interfaces, the homeostatic control of photosynthesis, and/or next generation quantum devices
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Program Department: Medicine | Pathology Post Doctoral Scholar position in the laboratory of Hiroki Taniguchi Ph.D. Research focus is on understanding the molecular, cellular, and circuit mechanisms
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research. The Postdoctoral Scholar – Pharmacometrics in the PhASR will support data collection, quality control of data, data analysis, modeling, simulation and PK/PD study design for human clinical trials
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in materials physics and defect properties Required Education: PhD in Materials Science and Engineering Required Experience: Experience with VASP and high-performance computing; A background in
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intervention science. The Post Doctoral Scholar will work closely with occupational therapists and investigators in a collaborative setting. Job Requirements PhD/OTD/ScD/EdD in Occupational Therapy
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: PhD in social science, data science, computer science, information systems, environmental science, ecology, or related field. Demonstrated ability to conduct independent research, as evidenced by peer
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a Professor and her lab aims to achieve a systematic and comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms of phenotypic plasticity, therapeutic resistance, and immune escape mechanisms in human