79 parallel-and-distributed-computing "Multiple" Postdoctoral positions at University of Minnesota
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Class Acad Prof and Admin Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job An NIH-funded postdoctoral position is available for a two-year program in the laboratory of Brendan Dougherty within
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, and publication of major results from the experiment. They will also lead the development of predictive distribution models that incorporate data from the experiment. The project is funded by the USGS C
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development, and disseminate results at conferences. This position will work Monday-Friday with weekends as needed. Expected distribution of duties includes: ● 75%: Laboratory benchwork ● 25%: Data analysis
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occur on a rolling basis until a candidate is hired. Multiple hires are possible. The successful candidate for this position will work under the supervision of Dr. Theresa Osypuk , Professor
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the fate and distribution of contaminants in the environment. The researcher will be directly supervised by PI Cara Santelli, who has a diverse lab that is committed to inclusivity and creating a sense of
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. Expected distribution of duties includes: ● Laboratory benchwork: 75% ● Data analysis, writing, and presentations: 25% Qualifications Required Qualifications: ● A PhD degree in Neuroscience or a related
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) and developing meaningful scaled score formulas and metrics. The post-doctoral associate will support multiple aspects of this work, including conceptualization and design of the scale scores, computing