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Biomedical Engineering or Chemistry or a related field and demonstrate a record of academic achievement in research. The College and/or the Chemical and Biological Engineering Department will establish a
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with and enhance departmental strengths in our core areas of chemistry and biochemistry. These areas include protein structure and properties, medicinal chemistry, synthesis, and photochemistry
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Associate/Full Professor of Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning in Geological Sciences - 521302
strengths in our core areas of chemistry and biochemistry. These areas include protein structure and properties, medicinal chemistry, synthesis, and photochemistry. Additional areas of interest include novel
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strengths in our core areas of chemistry and biochemistry. These areas include protein structure and properties, medicinal chemistry, synthesis, and photochemistry. Additional areas of interest include novel
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in our core areas of chemistry and biochemistry. These areas include protein structure and properties, medicinal chemistry, synthesis, and photochemistry. Additional areas of interest include novel
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candidate for a Postdoctoral position. This position is available to individuals with research interests in water chemistry. The candidate will be advised by Dr. Daqian Jiang. Successful candidates will hold
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. Administers, monitors, and makes initial screening of tests as ordered by physicians. Operates a variety of machines including Urine Chemistry Analyzer, Glucometer, Computer assisted Electrocardiograph Analysis
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retention of student athletes. Represents the university in public outreach and awareness. Works closely with sports medicine staff and sports performance staff on a daily basis. This is a full-time position
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medicine staff and sports performance staff on a daily basis. This is a full-time position for one academic year period with the possibility of renewal, contingent upon satisfactory performance, departmental
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(CCHS) was founded in 1972 by William Willard, MD, author of the “Willard Report” and considered the “Father of Family Medicine,” with a mandate to train family physicians for Alabama, particularly its