11 study-phd-engineering "https:" "FEMTO ST" Postdoctoral positions at University of Kansas
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on postdoc’s progress. Appointment may be continued thereafter depending on funding. For more information on the Fehr Lab please visit: www.fehrlab.com or https://molecularbiosciences.ku.edu/tony-fehr . Job
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32126BR Civil/Environ/Arch Engineering Position Overview The Civil. Environmental and Architectural Engineering Department at the University of Kansas is seeking one postdoctoral researcher with
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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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a PhD in biochemistry, molecular biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, or a closely related field in single-molecule biophysics. Candidates should also have extensive research experience in
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experience in doing so. This position is based at the Kansas Geological Survey (KGS), a research and service unit at the University of Kansas , and will be co-supervised by Jim Butler (https://kgs.ku.edu
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. Successful candidates will conduct research on protease biochemistry, biophysics, and molecular biology, specifically the study of the intramembrane protease gamma-secretase. Mutations in this membrane
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– later during the scholarship – serve as instructor-of-record for undergraduate, STEM-related courses. Required Qualifications A PhD in biology, chemistry, or a related discipline. A first-author
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, the publication of the law library newsletter, and the library’s faculty publications collection. Participate in law library staff development activities and support various aspects of library
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to the Kansas legal and library communities including the local area bar and KU Law alumni. Actively contribute to the creation of online legal research subject guides, the publication of the law library
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annually for three subsequent years subject to review. GENERAL DUTIES: Research in nuclear physics. The successful candidate will contribute to several aspects of the group's research program including