52 software-engineering-model-driven-engineering-phd-position Postdoctoral positions at University of Florida
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Classification Title: Postdoctoral Associate Classification Minimum Requirements PhD degree (within a year) in biological sciences (e.g. molecular biology, cell biology, biophysics, biochemistry
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Classification Title: Post Doctoral Associate Classification Minimum Requirements: PhD in experimental particle physics at the time of appointment. Job Description: The UF CMS group currently
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Classification Title: Post-Doctoral Associate Classification Minimum Requirements: Must have PhD in astronomy or physics. This position will be initially awarded for one year, and, contingent upon
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with approval of the Principal Investigator. Job Description: A Postdoctoral Associate position is available in the Ron Davis Lab at The Herbert Wertheim UF Scripps Institute for Biomedical Innovation
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and conduct can be renewed for another year. Position is dependent on available funding after the second year. Expected Salary: $60,000/year Required Qualifications: PhD in Biology or related field
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Classification Title: Postdoctoral Associate — Genetics of organ function and evolution Classification Minimum Requirements: PhD in Genetics, Genomics, Cell Biology, Developmental Biology
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Classification Title: Clinical Postdoctoral Associate The Counseling and Wellness Center (CWC) at the University of Florida is offering multiple Adjunct Clinical Postdoctoral Associate positions
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, imaging informatics, and large language models (LLM) is preferred. This position will require collaboration with multiple stakeholders, including informatics experts, clinicians, basic scientists, and
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resistance, 2) assessing the role of phenotypic plasticity in its competitive success, and 3) developing robust methods for spectral phenotyping using ground, drone, and satellite-based sensors. This position
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additional AD risk genes and to develop disease models. Work on the projects studying molecular mechanisms that recently identified Alzheimer’s disease risk repeat expansion variants contribute to disease