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. The position will involve developing probabilistic frameworks to characterize compound hazard frequency and severity under current and future climate states. The position offers the candidate the opportunity
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research initiatives. Primary responsibilities include: Designing and executing observational cohort studies examining drug-drug interactions and dementia risk using large-scale EHR and administrative claims
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play a key role in ongoing clinical trial on exercise research and developing studies investigating the interplay between longitudinal cognitive outcomes, neuroimaging and vascular risk factors using US
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to biological specimens (cells, blood, tissues etc.) with possible exposure to infectious diseases, exposure to hazardous chemicals including therapeutic drugs. Laboratory environment operates under mandatory
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environment. Moderate noise. Exposure to blood, excrement, antineoplastic drugs and possible exposure to infectious and communicable diseases. Universal precautions are mandatory. Exposure to hazardous
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environment. Moderate noise. Exposure to blood, excrement, anti-neoplastic drugs and possible exposure to infectious and communicable diseases. Exposure to hazardous chemicals. Special Conditions Posting
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Internal Number: 277925 Minimum Education and Experience: The candidate must have a Ph.D. degree in an area relevant to climate physics, atmospheric or ocean science, climate change, natural hazards, impact
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, blood, tissues etc.) with possible exposure to infectious diseases, exposure to hazardous chemicals including therapeutic drugs. Laboratory environment operates under mandatory universal safety precaution
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200,000 individuals suffer from Alzheimer’s disease, and a larger number of older adults are at high risk for developing the disease. Our mission is clear: to lead the way in finding solutions to prevent
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disease risk in older African Americans, including the Pathways to Healthy Aging in African Americans longitudinal cohort study and the Exercise to Improve Brain Health in Older African Americans randomized