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candidates who see themselves as eventually launching an independent research program for which this training would provide a strong boost. A completed PhD in neuroscience or a related field is required
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the effects of nature-based adaptation projects on community risk reduction and species/habitat climate adaptation. Nature-based adaptation projects involve the protection, restoration, or management of natural
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conservation center for rare and endangered prosimian primates. Nestled on 100 acres in Duke Forest, the Lemur Center houses over 200 lemurs and bush babies across 13 species—the most diverse population
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. Appropriate protective clothing and equipment may be required and will be provided when required, accompanied by appropriate training. Work Performed Monitors health status surveillance for all species within
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intake, which is essential for monitoring and improving human health. We are developing DNA sequencing-based techniques that allow us to track the dietary plant and animal species that people consume. Our
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in specific, complex research projects/surgeries, and teaching specific methods, procedures, or classes. Serve as back-up Veterinary Technician: Able to handle and restrain a variety of species. Able
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involving all aspects of plant care for the many species being cultivated in the Teaching Collections and Research Projects. Oversee the pest control protocol (insects, mites, fungi, bacteria, viruses, and
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support to the PhD and DNP Students (BSN-DNP/Post MSN Program). Perform complex, diverse, and confidential support of activities including, but not limited to: student scholarship, assist with grant
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deployment of a range of behavioral, physiological, functional, anatomical, and computational methods. A completed PhD in neuroscience or a related field is required prior to the start date. MINIMUM
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The position supports the research community and DLAR with the provision of routine health care and advanced technical, scientific, and training services for a variety of laboratory animal species used