28 postdoc-computational-biomedical-engineering Postdoctoral positions at The University of Arizona
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environmental exposure or cancer drug. We are currently seeking a candidate to lead a new research program on how tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) induce cardiotoxicity. Experience working in cardiovascular
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toxicity associated with environmental exposure or cancer drug. We are currently seeking a candidate to lead a new research program on how tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) induce cardiotoxicity. Experience
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at Biosphere 2. Together with an interdisciplinary team of scientists, the Postdoc will develop upscaling methods to estimate ecosystem scale transpiration based on locally observed energy balance partitioning
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) located at Biosphere 2. Together with an interdisciplinary team of scientists, the Postdoc will develop upscaling methods to estimate ecosystem scale transpiration based on locally observed energy balance
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research as a graduate student or early-level postdoc. Please note that U.S. citizens or green card holders will receive top preference due to eligibility for NIH postdoctoral fellowships. However
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, written, and graphic formats. Proficiency in using computers to automate tasks. Minimum Qualifications PhD in Biomedical Sciences or a related field of study. Preferred Qualifications • Microscopy
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focused on (photo)electrochemical materials for applications in energy storage, chemical production, and separations. We welcome qualified candidates with backgrounds in chemistry, chemical engineering, or
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of experiments or simulations. Develop, implement, and refine computational and/or experimental techniques relevant to the project. Analyze data, prepare publications, and present findings at scientific meetings
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. Minimum Qualifications PhD, DVM, MD or MD/PhD in Physiology, Biotechnology, Biomedical Sciences, or a related field. Preferred Qualifications Research experience in Pulmonary Pathobiology and related
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Associate I position seeks scientists ready to pursue an ambitious program of research in astronomy or astrophysics (0.5 FTE) and in supporting service operations (0.25 FTE) of Steward Observatory