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Posting Details Position Details Title Postdoctoral Position: Neuroendocrine Mechanisms of Aggressive Behavior Appointment Status Non-Tenure Track Department IU Bloomington Biology Location
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neuroimaging methods to investigate the cognitive and neural mechanisms of episodic memory and how they change in healthy and pathological aging. Our lab investigates cognitive and neural mechanisms of memory
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) at Indiana University Bloomington. The postdoc will be expected to devote full time to center-based research initiatives and contribute actively to training and outreach efforts. More information about the
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, question-based science. The Department of Biology has a vibrant intellectual atmosphere and excellent facilities for conducting plant ecology and evolution research (http://www.bio.indiana.edu/). Postdocs
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function. Our lab studies mechanisms of enzyme catalysis and/or electron transfer between proteins, with a particular interest in understanding the involvement of conformational dynamics. The available
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to gauge green infrastructure capacity and future plans for climate resilience. The postdoc will additionally: 1) Coordinate and support the day- to-day activities of the Synthesis Workgroup, which consists
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biomolecular mechanisms underlying heart disease, with the ultimate goal of contributing to innovative treatment strategies? Did you know that cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide
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to the PeopleAdmin application procedure may be directed to dwarcher@iu.edu or via postal mail at APHS Postdoc Search & Screen Committee, School Public Health-Bloomington, Indiana University, 1025 East 7th Street
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the National Institutes of Health. The current lab research is focused on the pathogenesis and molecular mechanism of diabetes and obesity, fatty liver disease, and cancer using both cell systems and animal
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business would be particularly suited to this role. The postdoc will work under the mentorship of core faculty and staff at the Ostrom Workshop and CACR, including Professor Scott Shackelford, and will have