11 phd-position-in-receiver-function Postdoctoral positions at SUNY University at Buffalo
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protocols, mentoring others in the lab, presenting research outcomes, and publishing. The ideal candidate will have a PhD in biochemistry, microbiology, molecular biology, or a related field, and have
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biomolecular structure and function in living systems. The successful candidate is expected to have a strong background in synthetic organic chemistry, medicinal chemistry, biological chemistry, and/or chemical
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Term Salary Grade SL1 Posting Detail Information Position Summary The Shi group is seeking motivated Postdoctoral Associateswith an excellent work ethic and background in molecular simulation and machine
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Posting Details Position Information Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Position Title Postdoctoral Associate, Indigenous Studies Classification Title Postdoctoral Associate Department Indigenous Studies
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will have a PhD in aquatic or landscape ecology, parasitology, environmental sustainability or conservation, or environmental health, with expertise in implementing research in rural and/or global field
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outcomes, and publishing. The ideal candidate will have a PhD in microbiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, or a related field, and have demonstrated research productivity. The lab is committed
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therapeutically targeted. The postdoctoral associates will have the opportunity to work in an internationally collaborative and supportive environment, gain expertise in molecular virology, immunology and RNA
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Posting Details Position Information Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Position Title Postdoctoral Associate Classification Title Postdoctoral Associate Department Chemistry Posting Number R250133 Posting Link
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team of faculty and staff in the Center for Climate Change and Health Equity (CCCHE) . Position 1 Working with Dr. Shelby Yamamoto , EEH Associate Professor, CCCHE , the Postdoctoral Associate will work
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Posting Detail Information Position Summary We are looking for motivated a postdoctoral associate to pursue a Cystic Fibrosis Foundation / NIH-funded study focusing on the role of bacterial-mediated mucus