39 parallel-and-distributed-computing-phd Fellowship positions at University of Michigan
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Qualifications* PhD in biochemistry or related field with at least 2-3 years of relevant laboratory research experience. The ability to work productively in a team environment and work with limited supervision
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environment. Successful candidates will be able to use electrophysiology, neuroimaging, chromatin biochemistry, functional genomics/informatics, and human 2D and 3D neuron models to explore the roles
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human brain tissue to determine radiotracer binding affinity, selectivity, and tissue distribution. Perform in vivo PET imaging studies in small animal models (e.g., rodents/nonhuman primates) to evaluate
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applications. Our research program consists of two main thrusts, 1) the development and application of state-of-the-art laser and optical sensing techniques - both on the ground and in flight - to better
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Apply Now Job Summary The Nucleic Acid Therapeutics Core is a newly initiated program at the University of Michigan to design and synthesize nucleic acid therapeutic molecules for early stage
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neuroanatomical, neuroimaging, computational, and behavioral genetic approaches to understand the cellular and physiological pathways that modulate aging and multiple disease risks in mammals. The Kaczorowski Lab
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Transportation Program, aimed at addressing power quality challenges in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. The selected candidate will contribute to the modeling, simulation, and prototyping
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* This position requires a PhD, preferably in microbiology, molecular biology, bioengineering, chemistry, or related discipline preferred. Candidates must be interested in working with technical aspects of cancer
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chromatin and nuclear structures during development (www.lsi.umich.edu/science/our-labs/herman-fung-lab). Qualified applicants will have experience in cell, structural or computational biology and a passion