10 Environment PhD research jobs at The University of Iowa in United-States in United States
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, with a working knowledge of cancer biology. The selected candidate will be expected to work independently while interacting in a collaborative environment. Education Requirement: PhD, MD/PhD, or MD with
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creates synergy within the broad neuroscience community across the university, leading to transformative research and an intellectually stimulating environment to understand how the nervous system mediates
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and an intellectually stimulating environment to understand how the nervous system mediates behavior and how this goes awry in neurodevelopmental, psychiatric and neurological disorders. The University
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be self-motivated and work closely with the principal investigators, as well as other fellows, students, technicians, and clinicians, in a highly collaborative environment integrating clinical and
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academic environment is also desired. Online Application Required Documents Curriculum Vitae Name and Contact Information of References Letter of Interest Supporting Attachments Research Statement Number
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. The Wright laboratory is a welcoming learning environment, accepting all scientists from all political and social spectrums. The laboratory fully understands and welcomes applicants, particularly those with
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will be expected to work independently while interacting in a collaborative environment. Education Requirement: PhD, MD/PhD or MD with significant bench research experience. Required Qualifications
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team environment where results are achieved through influence and the incorporation of multiple points of view. Ability to execute and follow-through to completion and documentation. Excellent written
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molecular biology and biochemistry, as well as experience in animal models and immunology. The selected candidate will be expected to work independently while interacting in a collaborative environment
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experience in Image Processing and Signal Processing or the use of Image Processing Output to assess disease phenotypes and epidemiological relationships. ‪Proficiency in a statistical analysis environment