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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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process can be directed to Prof. Chen-Ting Liao (Liao3[at]IU.edu) Basic Qualifications: • Ph.D. in Physics, Chemistry, Quantum Information Science, Optics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field at the
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-envelope phase/offset, balanced homodyne detection; keywords in theory includes: relativistic quantum information science, quantum field theory, quantum optics, quantum fluctuations of the vacuum, Unruh
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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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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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) 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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, balanced homodyne detection; keywords in theory includes: relativistic quantum information science, quantum field theory, quantum optics, quantum fluctuations of the vacuum, Unruh-DeWitt detector model
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Engineering Location Bloomington Position Summary Indiana University, Bloomington Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering Postdoctoral Fellow in
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Bloomington Position Summary Indiana University, Bloomington Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering Department of Intelligent Systems Engineering Postdoctoral Fellow in Bio-Photonics and
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-envelope phase/offset, balanced homodyne detection; keywords in theory includes: relativistic quantum information science, quantum field theory, quantum optics, quantum fluctuations of the vacuum, Unruh