28 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Prof"-"Simons-Foundation" research jobs at University of South Carolina
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. The Fellow will play an integral role in research to improve patient-centered SUD care by actively engaging SGM patients in the co-development of scientific research and policy recommendations. The fellowship
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will carry out studies to examine population genetic processes responsible for evolution by natural selection using genomic data. The research activities are outlined in funded NSF and NIH proposals
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this area. Additionally, this role will play a key part in advancing one of Dr. Leung’s major research directions: the development of chloride-sensitive fluorophores for biomedical imaging applications. Job
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responsible for detailed characterizations and analysis using multiple experimental tools that include but not limited to gel permeation chromatography, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, electron
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Insurance Programs Yes Annual Leave Yes Sick Leave Yes Position Description Advertised Job Summary The postdoctoral fellow will be working as part of a transdisciplinary team on a project working to develop
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Insurance Programs Yes Annual Leave Yes Sick Leave Yes Position Description Advertised Job Summary The postdoctoral fellow will be working as part of a transdisciplinary team on a project working to develop
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development and implementation -Data entry and management -Fostering new community relationships for research -Assistance with other study-related tasks as needed Qualifications High School Diploma Job Duties
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group settings, and have access to opportunities to further their professional development. Job Related Minimum Required Education and Experience Requires a Doctoral (Ph.D.) degree in area of research
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of community engagement and the multidisciplinary field of Oceans and Human Health (OHH). The Center, specifically its Community Engagement Core (CEC), has also become involved in multiple state- and local-level
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Summary The postdoctoral researcher will play a critical role in the design, development, and application of an in situ device for measuring the short-lived radionuclide, 234Th, in seawater