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provides mentorship, scientific collaboration, professional development, and opportunities to prepare for independent funding and leadership in health equity research. Minimum Requirements: PhD, DrPH
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Position Description A postdoctoral associate is needed to assist an NIH funded research project investigating impacts of brominated flame retardant exposure on placental thyroid hormone regulation
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. The successful applicant will possess a PhD or equivalent doctoral degree in the social sciences, including political science, public policy, political ecology, law, geography or another relevant field with some
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engineering, and data science, you will contribute to high-impact translational studies integrated within innovative clinical trials. This position is fully grant funded and offers exceptional opportunities
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degree (PhD or equivalent) in Statistics or Biostatistics. Solid training in statistical methods. Experience analyzing clinical trial data. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong
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. You will be co-mentored by Dr. Jason Somarelli, a PhD basic scientist, Dr. Andrew Armstrong, an MD medical oncologist. Minimum Requirements: PhD degree with a background in cancer immunology, prostate
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Qualifications:. PhD in one of these fields: Computer Science, Data Science, Biomedical Informatics, Computational Biology, Information Science or a related field. Experience in at least one of the following
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: PCR RT-qPCR Western blotting Immunofluorescence Design and execute next-generation sequencing experiments, from library preparation through downstream data analysis. Apply advanced technologies
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activities related to the Critical Minerals Hub. The postdoctoral associate will gain valuable insights into center-level research and education activities, support in seeking funding for research, and the
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injury from ionizing radiation. Supported by NIH funding, the position focuses on acute and delayed radiation-induced intestinal injury, with emphasis on regenerative reprogramming mechanisms and stromal