15 computational-physics-simulation-"Prof"-"Prof" Fellowship positions at Auburn University
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with a variety of personnel, data sources, and datasets, and prepare reports and communicate findings to key stakeholders. - They may present research and program findings to technical and non-technical
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research program focused on detection dogs. In this role, you will analyze unprecedented behavioral genomic data, including whole-genome PacBio Revio HiFi sequencing data from over 200 dogs in a multi
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program focused on detection dogs. In this role, you will analyze unprecedented behavioral genomic data, including whole-genome PacBio Revio HiFi sequencing data from over 200 dogs in a multi-generation
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Engineering, Auburn University and participate in activities associated with the Boshell Diabetes and Metabolic Disease Research Program at Auburn University. The funded NIH project (5R01CA267170-03) is
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agency meetings, and prepare proposals for additional extramural funding of the research program. This is a benefit eligible, non-tenure track position. The appointment is for an initial period of one year
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to couples in the community and youth in high schools while simultaneously rigorously evaluating program effectiveness and testing implementation science research questions. In collaboration with the Principal
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of plant physiology, genomics, and environmental stress adaptation. This position is part of an integrated research program aimed at improving drought tolerance in eucalyptus and poplar. The fellow will lead
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: Alabama List any hazardous conditions or physical demands required by this position Posting Date 05/29/2025 Closing Date Equal Opportunity Compliance Statement It is our policy to provide equal employment
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-edge projects aimed at improving sustainable transportation networks using advanced computational techniques, data analysis, and artificial intelligence. We seek candidates specializing in the following
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Engineering, Auburn University and participate in activities associated with the Boshell Diabetes and Metabolic Disease Research Program at Auburn University. The funded NIH project (5R01CA267170-03) is