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Details Title LECTURER IN HUMAN EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY School Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area Human Evolutionary Biology Position Description The Department of Human Evolutionary Biology
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Details Title LECTURER IN HUMAN EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY School Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area Human Evolutionary Biology Position Description The Department of Human Evolutionary Biology
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operating officer of the Initiative and will oversee its financial, human resources, and operational functions. Position Description • In consultation with the Faculty Co-Directors and Faculty Executive
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biology to study how viruses interact with cellular receptors and how neutralizing antibodies can block these interactions. We focus on viruses that cause lethal human diseases with limited treatment
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that would bind the New World to the Old World. (MacCurdy 1946: 150) When Human Origins, MacCurdy’s nearly 1,000 page magnum opus, was published in 1924, it would have been for many Americans
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Population can be seen across these critical research areas: Health Care Systems Health Equity and Human Rights Health Policy Prevention Infectious and Chronic Diseases Decision Science Program Evaluation
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analysis of novel compounds in matrices such as water, sediment, fish tissues, and human samples. The position will occasionally provide opportunities for field sampling and time at sea. Regular interactions
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around the world to support a unified mission of fostering a community of diverse leaders in education, research, and clinical innovation dedicated to improving oral and systemic human health. Located in
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the Department of Sociology is seeking a pre-doctoral fellow to support and collaborate on all aspects of an ongoing study, the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods (PHDCN+). For more information