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or Bioinformatics. Excellent writing skills in English. Experience with next generation sequencing data analysis is a plus. Knowledge in cancer biology or genetics is preferable. Able to work in a team environment
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therapy - as well as its limitations - as we work from the lab bench to reach a future in the clinic. Why consider us? Great training environment - highly collaborative team, strong research infrastructure
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of these divergent structures. Why consider us? • Great training environment - highly collaborative team, strong research infrastructure • Supportive advisor, focused on your professional development • Fully-funded
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neurodegeneration. Work Environment: As a postdoctoral associate in a dynamic research program, you will have unparalleled opportunities for scientific and career advancement. You will work as part of a cross
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environment of Cambridge, Massachusetts. The Rowland Fellowship provides an interdisciplinary and interactive environment, fostering the pursuit of innovative research. To qualify, applicants should currently
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research teams and contribute to project meetings, administration, and reporting. As such, a demonstrated commitment to valuing diversity and contributing to an inclusive working and learning environment is
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or externally. Ability to work in a fast-paced team environment and handle multiple projects simultaneously. Train and supervise technical staff. Qualifications: Basic education, experience, and skills required
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for individuals who are ready to contribute to our collaborative and innovative research environment. A high level of self-motivation and participation in a collaborative team is required. Please take a moment to
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: Ability to drive scientific support projects together with a continuous development mindset. Experience in project management and working in scientific environments supported by strong oral and written
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postdoctoral fellow, you will join a dynamic research environment focused on systems biology in infection and vaccination. Under the mentorship of Dr. Joann Arce, PhD, Assistant Professor in Pediatrics at HMS