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Research Scientist GS9392 in Tulsa
replacing Michael Anderson
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Adjunct Professor Nutrition-900667 in Oklahoma City
MH
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Adjunct Professor - PTDT 900757 in Oklahoma City
MH
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Adjunct Professor - Biology 900667 in Oklahoma City
MH
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Painter Temp GV9444 in Tulsa
filling LOA
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Nursing Instructor-210627 in Oklahoma City
MH
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Adjunct Surveying-900900 in Oklahoma City
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Postdoctoral Fellow BF9460 in Stillwater
A post-doctoral position is available in the Aryal lab at Oklahoma State University for a motivated researcher with a Ph.D. in life science or related field. The fellow will develop and apply advanced multi-omics technologies to study proteins, lipids, and metabolites in the context of senescence, aging, and neurodegenerative diseases using both cell and animal models. The researcher will gain expertise in molecular biology and omics technologies to identify key biomarkers with translational potential.
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Assistant Professor of Computer Science 214207 in Stillwater
The Oklahoma State University (OSU) Department of Computer Science is seeking applications for an assistant professor in a tenure-track position with a start date of January 2027. Preferred research and teaching interests are in artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data analytics, or related areas with a solid track record in the core Computer Science domains.
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Postdoctoral Fellow in Biology AF9026 in Stillwater
The Reichert lab in the Department of Biology at Oklahoma State University is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to work on an NSF funded project on the energetic drivers of individual variation in animal communication behavior. The project focuses on the relationship between metabolic rate and acoustic signaling behavior in gray treefrogs and will involve field recordings of acoustic signals, playback experiments to assess behavioral plasticity, measurement of metabolic rate using respirometry and investigations of the genetic basis of metabolic and behavioral phenotypes. The postdoc will be expected to lead the data collection on project experiments, develop new projects in line with their interests and the aims of the grant, communicate project results through scientific publications and presentations and contribute to student mentorship. The Reichert lab is dedicated to the professional development of all lab members and there will be opportunities to develop skills in teaching, mentorship and outreach. The lab is also dedicated to a research environment that is supportive of all members. The position can start as early as October 15, 2026, but the start date can be adjusted based on the selected candidate’s availability.
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