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for more than 100 years, our program's roots started in 1911. We are the only program in Oregon that has accredited MLA & BLA programs and a PhD. Our curriculum focuses on understanding landscapes across multiple
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International University in Miami, Florida. Requirements: PhD in Neurotoxicology or Neuroscience with interest in the role of environmental toxicants in neurodevelopmental disorders. Qualified candidates
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in the Member Service Agreement. To learn more about eligibility requirements, please visit our ACE website. Preferred: Degree and Subject Matter: Masters, PhD, or recent post-doctorate level student
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) writing project progress and manuscripts for publication (10%), and 4) collaborating and advising other trainees in lab (10%). Required Qualifications: PhD degree in a biological discipline with a research
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chambers, rheometers). Good communication skills. Ability to document the research in the form of technical reports, journal articles, and presentations. . Basic Qualifications Must be a recent PhD graduate
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environment. Microsoft office software skills. Preferred qualifications: PhD related to medical sciences preferred Previous training in developmental neuroscience is desired but not necessary. Specific