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in one or both of the following fields: Plant and Pathogen Genetics: Skills including conducting PCR and qPCR tests, bioinformatic tools for variant calling, genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and
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, land use, the built environment, urban form, and transport infrastructure. A key task will be to develop an enhance ridership model using new data sources and through the application of geospatial
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systems, SEM, spin coating, and working with small samples. The ideal candidate will possess excellent written and oral communication skills needed to communicate research results in scientific journals and
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. Preferences: Strong publication record in membrane development. Troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. Experience in the following areas: fabrication and testing of CMS films or CMS hollow fiber membranes
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and DOIT Professor Kislaya Prasad. The focus of the research will be financing and business dynamism in the U.S., analyzing both small and entrepreneurial businesses and large incumbent firms
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cleaning appliance to make the gecko roller reusable. One investigator will build and operationalize a new UHV chamber system and test the gecko roller at lunar-relevant pressures. Other investigators will
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: NMR, CryoEM; small angle x-ray and neutron scattering; and mass spectrometry. Opportunities also exist in research areas related to biologic protein expression, bioprocess and stable isotope-labeling
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characterization of biomolecules: cryo-electron microscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance, x-ray crystallography, small angle neutron and x-ray scattering and mass spectrometry. IBBR researchers seek to advance
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responsibilities include the assembly and/or modification of specialized test equipment and facilities, the development and application of novel measurement techniques, the performance of detailed measurements and
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at the University. During the term of appointment, the Fellow will be expected to focus primarily on research. In addition, the Fellow will teach one course (one semester only) per year. Dr. Andrew Brantlinger will