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of these positions will be electrochemical modeling of high-energy cells. The successful applicant will develop detailed physics- and chemistry-based transient mathematical models for cell charge and discharge, based
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the operational readiness of equipment by performing pre-trip and post-trip inspections and properly clean, fuel and secure the vehicle upon completion of trip. Key Responsibilities: Operates transit vehicles
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Authorized FTE: 1 Unit: CMNS-Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics Hiring Range Minimum: Hiring Range Maximum: Campus/College Information: Founded in 1856, University of Maryland, College Park is the state’s
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. The postdoc will also help faculty produce white papers related to U.S. business dynamism issued by the Center for Global Business. The principal duties include collecting data, maintaining databases
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repair of a variety of gasoline and diesel powered motor vehicles, transit buses, and equipment. Experience servicing medium and heavy-duty commercial passenger transit is a plus. This role will be
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execution of an extramurally funded research program in the laboratory. The specific responsibilities may include mammalian cell culture, PCR, western blotting, viral transduction, and flow cytometry
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other postdocs at the Values-Centered AI Initiative (VCAI), Community Research, Equity, and Design Lab (CReED), and the Human-Computer Interaction Lab (HCIL). An important requirement of this position is
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provide broader protection in poultry, with particular emphasis on inducing and analyzing T cell responses. Job description & Responsibilities: The successful candidate will lead projects investigating AIV
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, replacement and assemble of parts, tune and adjust to both 2-and 4-cycle gasoline and diesel engines. Performs preventive maintenance services such as fueling, oil changing, lubrication, and cleaning. Perform
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injuries, cardiac events, environmental monitoring, exertional heat illness, exertional collapse, sickle cell trait, asthma, rhabdomyolysis, diabetic emergency, and proper training, periodization principles