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for these postdoctoral positions. Our current research interests in the group cover a broad range of topics, including developing integrative biophysical models for collective tissue mechanics and studying glassy dynamics
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cell driven regeneration using mouse models. The successful candidate will support projects investigating the molecular mechanisms of osteoarthritis and epiphyseal cartilage regeneration, as
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grants, and develop their ideas further towards academic independence. Qualifications PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Robotics, or similar. Position Type Research Additional
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multiscale simulation methods for quantum mechanical properties of macromolecules, developing novel ways to combine quantum chemical methods and machine learning, developing quantum algorithms
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interested in uncovering the role of mechanics in tissue development, healing, and homeostasis. The postdoctoral research associate will perform basic or applied research of a limited scope, primarily using
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computational discovery of new quantum materials and optical materials and their heterogeneous structures, demonstration and interpretation of their properties, and the development of related sensing devices and
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. ● Experience with human subject research. ● Facility with statistical analyses such as structural equation modeling, multilevel modeling, and longitudinal analysis ● Demonstrated ability to successfully manage a
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interested in understanding mechanisms driving innate immune responses during host-pathogen interactions, and how commensal microbes shape host immunity in health and disease. Our research combines
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, molecular biophysics, and glycobiology to uncover fundamental mechanisms in host-pathogen recognition. Key Responsibilities: Develop and analyze molecular models of glycan-collectin interactions using
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quantitative methods and analyzing structural and functional neuroimaging data. Applicants should be highly motivated and creative, have excellent oral and written communication skills, and demonstrated research