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31898BR Kansas Geological Survey Position Overview The postdoctoral researcher will analyze and interpret Airborne Electromagnetic (AEM) Survey Data collected as part of multiple surveys performed
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at https://nsfepscor.ku.edu/arise-researchers/ . Additional information on KU’s Department of Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering is found at http://ceae.ku.edu . The University of Kansas
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) trial, Department of Defense-funded projects focused on eating pathology in military and veteran populations, and additional NIH- and endowment-supported research. CARE also houses extensive existing data
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Position Overview The postdoctoral researcher will analyze and interpret Airborne Electromagnetic (AEM) Survey Data collected as part of multiple surveys performed in the three groundwater management
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related to the research program. 10% - Mentor undergraduate and graduate students. Additional information about the project can be found at https://nsfepscor.ku.edu/arise-researchers/ . Additional
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natural range of variability in sediment concentrations on the Neosho River at non-gaged locations via remotely-sensed satellite data and (2) determine flow/SSC release thresholds that will not result in
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mentorship to advance skills in research project implementation and management, grant writing, and information dissemination needed for research faculty positions. This position will work across projects
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in both oral and written English is essential. Research experience with single-molecule methods, FRET, cryoEM, microfabrication, and/or data analytics is strongly preferred but not mandatory. Job
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expectations. Contact Information to Applicants Stuart Macdonald (785) 864-5362 sjmac@ku.edu Additional Candidate Instruction A complete online application will include the following: CV/resume a description of
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subject to review. GENERAL DUTIES: Research in nuclear physics. The successful candidate will contribute to several aspects of the group's research program including detector operations, data analysis