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innovation behaviors and processes and cultivate innovation ecosystems in complex organizations tackling multi-stakeholder, multi-attribute challenges. -Contribute to the Institute for Innovation Science's
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on the development and evaluation of interventions to improve substance use and infectious disease outcomes. Work in the lab also incorporates implementation science approaches to improve substance use and infectious
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discipline) Core Qualifications: Demonstrated research experience in one or more of the following areas: pharmacoepidemiology; pharmaceutical outcomes research; health economics and policy; microsimulation
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, including detector operations, upgrade, software, and physics analysis. The group is deeply involved in detector upgrade projects using a center of excellence for composite manufacturing and simulation
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be expected to pursue extramural funding. Core Competencies Minimum qualifications include a PhD in physiology, exercise physiology, biochemistry, kinesiology, or biomedical engineering. Applicants
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. Core responsibilities and research directions include: Applied nuclear physics and spectroscopy, focusing on the analysis of data from photon spectrometer detectors recording nuclear collisions. A
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, or artificial intelligence based approaches) and the development of sustainable pest management technologies. The successful candidate will become an integral member of the Center for Urban and Industrial Pest