Research Scientist — Physiology & Multi-Domain Aging

New York University; New York (NY); On-site; USD 78,000 - 82,000; Full time

Job summary

New York University invites applications for a Research Scientist in Anthropology to coordinate analysis of physiological biomarkers from blood, urine, and feces and integrate with aging-domain data as part of a new NIA U19 award. The position is initially for one year with potential renewal up to five years and requires onsite work in New York.

Working with Prof. James Higham, the successful candidate will help ensure grant deliverables and milestones are met and coordinate with more than 100

Qualifications

• PhD in zoology, animal biology, biological anthropology, or a related field.
• Evidence of active outputs, such as peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations.
• Experience with grant applications preferred.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate analysis of physiological biomarkers and integrate with multi-domain data.
• Ensure grant deliverables and milestones are met; monitor compliance across NYU components.
• Collaborate with a large (>100 researchers) multi-institutional consortium.
• Start date negotiable; position is for one year with potential renewal up to five years.

Skills

Publications

Grant applications

Education

PhD in zoology, animal biology, biological anthropology, or related field

Job description

New York University invites applications for a Research Scientist in Anthropology to coordinate analysis of physiological biomarkers from blood, urine, and feces and integrate with aging-domain data as part of a new NIA U19 award. The position is initially for one year with potential renewal up to five years and requires onsite work in New York.

Working with Prof. James Higham, the successful candidate will help ensure grant deliverables and milestones are met and coordinate with more than 100