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biology and control. The elected candidate will assist in different tasks that allow the identification of sustainable tools for monitoring, controlling, and assessing the risk of this pest in New York
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Assistant/Associate Professor (Department of Computational Biology); Ithaca, New York Faculty Position Available Cohort Hire: Empowering Biodiversity for People and Planet Focus: Population Biology
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Assistant/Associate Professor, Tenure-track-SIPS- Plant Biology Cohort Hire: Empowering Biodiversity for People and Planet Focus: Plant Biodiversity and Adaptation School of Integrative Plant
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biology techniques such as nucleotide isolation, PCR, and gel electrophoresis Use standard software for data analyses, visualization, and presentation (FlowJo, Graphpad, Excel, Powerpoint) Maintain accurate
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Assistant Professor Tenure Track Faculty Position Weill Institute for Cell and Molecular Biology Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics Cornell University Ithaca, NY Description: The Weill
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The Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics engages in cutting-edge research, training and teaching to solve basic questions in the life sciences and to apply biological knowledge to critical
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the principles of science and engineering to ensure the nutritional value, safety and quality of foods in the United States and around the globe. Our programs integrate the disciplines of chemistry, biology
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ensure the nutritional value, safety and quality of foods in the United States and around the globe. Our programs integrate the disciplines of chemistry, biology, nutrition, physiology, biotechnology and
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Visiting Lecturer (Mol, Biol & Genetics) The Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics is looking for 1-year Visiting Lecturer to teach two sections of the undergraduate class Introduction to
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for future projects. Required Qualifications Associate’s degree in Biology, or a related field, and up to 2 years relevant experience or equivalent combination. Ability to work with lab animals, including mice