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Postdoctoral Researcher – AI-Augmented Decision Science Indiana University Bloomington Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences and Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, & Engineering Position Overview
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mouse models is required. Experience in bone and liver biology or willingness to develop an interest in inter-organ crosstalk are preferred. Required skills: Basic computer skills and proficiency with
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Behavioral Health Research Program at the Indiana University School of Medicine is currently seeking applications from highly motivated, team-oriented candidates for a research postdoctoral fellowship. The
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developing a new quantum sensing platform for probing correlated phases of matter at the atomic scale. The postdoctoral researcher will lead the theory component of a research program, developing microscopic
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PhD in informatics or a related discipline (e.g., computer science) · Ideal candidates will have EITHER, both are not required o Experience recruiting and retaining adolescents in longitudinal
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. Knowledge and understanding of modern molecular biology, immunology and biochemical techniques including ChIP-sequencing and other multi-omics techniques is a plus. Strong analytical and computer skills are
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) from NIH studies and receive mentorship from faculty investigators toward the development of an independent program of research. Opportunities to become involved with other areas of work will arise
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transit as well as Gaia/LSST discoveries. Indiana University also provides excellent research computing resources (high-performance computing clusters, large-scale storage, and advanced visualization
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to contribute to cutting-edge research investigating the physiological and psychological impacts of spaceflight. Our program focuses on human analog studies to simulate microgravity and explore
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, and litigation strategies to address those impacts. Now, we’re looking for a postdoctoral scholar to expand our research program and do high-impact work at the intersection of climate change and human