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Carnegie Mellon University’s Mellon College of Science (MCS), Department of Biological Sciences and Computational Biology, Kaplow Lab is searching for a Laboratory Manager to work in the laboratory
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of Biological Sciences and Computational Biology are seeking a full-time Research Associate II to work in the laboratory of Dr. Irene Kaplow. The Kaplow lab is interested in deciphering the roles that differences
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The Mellon College of Science (MCS) Departments of Biological Sciences and Computational Biology are seeking a full-time Research Associate I to work in the laboratory of Dr. Irene Kaplow
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The Mellon College of Science (MCS) Departments of Biological Sciences and Computational Biology are seeking a full-time Research Associate II to work in the laboratory of Dr. Irene Kaplow
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The Mellon College of Science (MCS) Departments of Biological Sciences and Computational Biology are seeking a full-time Research Associate III to work in the laboratory of Dr. Irene Kaplow
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://mzhanglab.github.io/ Qualifications: PhD degree in Computer Science, Computational Biology, Electrical Engineering, Genetics, or other quantitative fields. A strong publication record in original method development
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curious to deliver work that matters, your journey starts here! The Ray and Stephanie Lane Computational Biology Department (CBD) at Carnegie Mellon University is renowned for its interdisciplinary approach
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the area of Computational Biology and Artificial Intelligence. Outstanding candidates in other areas are also encouraged to apply. CMU Qatar's benefits package is highly attractive, with salaries comparable
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approximately 750 residential students and 50 commuter students. The Pre-College fields of study include Architecture, Art, AI Scholars, Computational Biology, Computer Science Scholars (CSS), Design, Drama
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The Ray and Stephanie Lane Computational Biology Department (CBD) at Carnegie Mellon, housed within the renowned School of Computer Science, offers a unique approach to computational biology