Postdoctoral openings in Materials Science, Physics, Veterinary Medicine, Oncology, and Cancer at The Ohio State University The Ohio State University in United States

The Ohio State University is advertising multiple postdoctoral openings across several research areas, including materials science, physics, applied physics, bioelectronics, veterinary medicine, microbiology, epidemiology, infectious diseases, vaccinology, public health, oncology, and cancer research.

Highlighted projects include advanced electron microscopy and characterization work such as TEM, 4DSTEM, electron ptychography, EELS, SEM, EBSD, strain analysis, superconducting and semiconducting qubits, thin films, and heterostructures. Other openings focus on human-machine interfaces, advanced circuit systems, wearable devices, multimodal sensing interfaces, and embedded electronics for real-time signal processing. Additional positions are in veterinary biosciences and infectious disease research, including work on coronaviruses, paramyxoviruses, and pneumoviruses, as well as vaccine candidates and therapeutics. There are also postdocs in surgical oncology and broader cancer research.

The post is framed as a general recruitment announcement for postdoctoral scholars at The Ohio State University, with links to the university jobs portal and several individual Workday postings. No stipend, salary, tuition, or other funding details are provided in the text. No deadline is stated.

Applicants should use the linked job pages to review the specific requirements for each opening and apply through the Ohio State hiring system. Because the post lists multiple positions, candidates should choose the role that best matches their background and research interests.