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the supervision of the Principal Investigator (PI), the candidate will perform activities on multiple research projects. The candidate will be expected to work with a high level of independence, prioritize all
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. Artists-in-Residence, with support of Slavery North leadership, will conduct independent research and create original works in one or more of the five mandate areas of Slavery North which include 1
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situations. Additional Information Main research laboratory will be located at the University of Massachusetts Medical School located in Worcester, MA. Initial appointment for one (1) year with additional
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) such as Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint/Google Slides, Outlook, Dedoose, RedCap. Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Sciences degree required. Masters degree preferred. Organizational skills to plan and
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. The research fellow will be trained as the primary participant recruiter and participant tester. Participant recruiting requires the research fellow to interface with community partners, and the public in
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multi-tiered study of nonprofit governance and the governance of individual OSS projects that associate with these foundations. Essential Functions Assist the Principal Investigators in refining and
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large building projects in preparation for issuing RFPs in selecting architectural firms to implement buildings and master plans. Essential Functions Produces plans and drawings using computer programs
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in meetings with the PI and graduate research assistants. Help train and supervise graduate research assistants. Conduct primary research on selected sectors using mixed methods and possibly archival
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in research design and execution, and to publish the lab work as appropriate in collaboration with the principal investigator. Essential Functions In Vivo Study Design: Proficiency in designing and
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providing guidance to BIDSLab graduate students. Publishing peer-reviewed journal/conference papers and presenting original research at conferences. Contributing to the overall success of BIDSLab and the BME