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Description: Conduct independent and collaborative research on microbial metabolism and genetics Utilize molecular biology, biochemistry, and omics approaches to study oral streptococci Analyze data, prepare
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. The department offers an epidemiology PhD, Master of Science, and concentration in the MPH program. It is also home to two National Institutes of Health Training grants (T32). Faculty members are strongly
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. Experience with statistical characterization of data, preferably within a Bayesian framework. Preferred Qualifications: Experience developing a (semi-)independent scientific research program on topics in
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Ginsburg in the Department of Astronomy. The anticipated start date is May 16, 2025, but can be negotiated. We have a position available in our group to work on the development of a toolkit connecting
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dynamic and team-oriented research program. Successful candidates will work in a cutting-edge research environment with new state-of-the-art facilities. The laboratory has outstanding facilities for cell
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Scholars interested in developing and leading projects in 3 main areas: (1) Central actions of serotonin and neuropeptides in the neurobiology of alcohol and substance use disorders, 2) Neural circuits
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projects for this position include: (1) development of physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) and quantitative structure-activity relationship (QSAR) models of drugs, environmental chemicals, and
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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
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Classification Title: Postdoctoral Associate Classification Minimum Requirements: PhD in Biology, Development, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Neuroscience, Evolutionary Biology or similar field
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to enable downstream APIs and feature services Develop ETL workflows for cross-domain spatial data integration using staged refinement (e.g. Medallion Architecture) Engage with UF faculty leading FLDT