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Apply now Job no:535270 Work type:Faculty - Pro Tempore Location:Eugene, OR Categories:Biology/Life Sciences, Research/Scientific/Grants, Chemistry, Physics Department: Materials Science Institute
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investigating mechanically induced cell and tissue stimulation and applied to improving antimicrobial treatments. The postdoctoral scholar is expected to lead projects designing and characterizing new therapeutic
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fault mechanics, as well as earthquake hazards; (b) Volcanology: geochemistry, physical volcanology, igneous petrology, and volcanic systems modeling; (c) Climate science: glaciology, paleoclimate and
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mechanics using wearable sensors. • Models of bone health in running populations. • Models of tissue stress and strain in athletes. • Models of health and performance in female athletes. • Models of athlete
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neuroscience – questions such as, "How do neural stem cells choose between self-renewal and differentiation?" "What mechanisms generate the large diversity of neurons within the brain?" "How do these neurons
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. The postdoctoral researcher will help assess the longevity of fuel treatments (i.e. prescribed fire and mechanical mowing) to prevent the invasion of pinyon pine and juniper into sagebrush steppe, which provides
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to tackle fundamental questions in neuroscience – questions such as, "How do neural stem cells choose between self-renewal and differentiation?" "What mechanisms generate the large diversity of neurons within
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: You will be asked to submit the names and contact information of three professional references as part of the application process. All application materials should specifically address how you as an
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of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy (including pregnancy-related conditions), age, physical or mental disability, genetic
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materials with nanoparticle structure/function characterization. AND/OR Candidates with immunological expertise are expected to lead projects connecting innate responses to mucosal nucleic acid delivery with