35 modelling-complexity-geocomputation Postdoctoral positions at University of Minnesota
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quality models to better understand the effect of soil health management practices on soil-water storage in agricultural fields. A postdoctoral position is available to examine the effect of soil health
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methods of data analytics (e.g., statistics, stochastic analysis, Bayesian statistical analysis), physically-based hydrology and water quality models, and the use of machine learning tools for modeling flow
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experiments independently from start to finish, trouble shoots, and optimizes methods. Analyzes, interprets, and presents complex experimental results. Performs statistical analyses. Understands models
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modeling, physiological signal analysis, and innovative neuromodulation strategies for neurological disorders such as epilepsy, chronic pain, and autonomic dysfunctions. Primary Responsibilities 35
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analysis of data including measures of pupil dilation, microsaccades, and behavioral measures of speech perception. Experience with data collection and statistical modeling of time-series data are essential
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, Molecular Biology, or a closely related biomedical field • Experience with retinal immunopathology, photoreceptor biology, or RPE-related degenerative disease models • Demonstrated expertise in retinal
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study macromolecules and macromolecular complexes involved in membrane transport, homeostasis, and biogenesis, with a particular focus on pinpointing lipid/protein interactions in context of membrane
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modeling. 80% research - The project focuses on developing theoretical models using optimization and information theory to improve understanding of plant hydraulic regulation at the leaf, plant, and
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with mouse models of neurodegenerative diseases, demyelinating conditions, and brain tumors • Expertise in flow cytometry, including high-dimensional (spectral) flow cytometry for immune phenotyping
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and their application in animal models. There will be opportunities to lead a team of students, contribute to grant writing, engage in professional development, and disseminate results at conferences