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-organism performance (e.g., locomotion) by integrating techniques from biomechanics, materials science and engineering, and evolutionary biology. Specifically, the postdoctoral associate would collect
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/Department: Columbian College of Arts & Sciences (CCAS) Expected duration of appointment 1 Year Position Designation On-Campus Special Instructions to Applicants Employees in this subfamily are responsible
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the planning and conduction of discovery research, data analysis and interpretation, preparation of materials for publication, presentations at conferences and meetings, and may develop new theories and
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network and support the experimental program there. Minimum Qualifications This position requires Ph.D. in public health or a related field (e.g., epidemiology, biostatistics, data science, etc.). A strong
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initiatives . The Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering at The George Washington University is well known for its teaching and research accomplishments. The Department and the University
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initiatives . The Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering at The George Washington University is well known for its teaching and research accomplishments. The Department and the University
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with experienced researchers, this role will participate in the planning and conduction of discovery research, data analysis and interpretation, preparation of materials for publication, presentations
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with experienced researchers, this role will participate in the planning and conduction of discovery research, data analysis and interpretation, preparation of materials for publication, presentations
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the planning and conduction of discovery research, data analysis and interpretation, preparation of materials for publication, presentations at conferences and meetings, and may develop new theories and
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initiatives. The Department of Microbiology, Immunology & Tropical Medicine (MITM) at the School of Medicine & Health Sciences conducts innovative, fundamental, basic and translational research for neglected