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Campus). This is a part time post (20 hours per week), and you will be offered a fixed term contract for 4 months. About you To be successful in this role, we are looking for candidates to have the
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meaningful tools. The research team is also part of BC's Gynecologic Cancer Initiative, a world-leading interdisciplinary team working together to drive innovative research that transforms how we prevent
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staff scientist to join our research team. This role is ideal for individuals with expertise in menopause and autonomic nervous system function and a keen interest in clinical research. Responsibilities
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please email [email protected] . USG Core Values The University System of Georgia is comprised of our 25 institutions of higher education and learning as well as the System Office. Our USG Statement
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analytics skills, including non-quantitative data and alternative data. Please submit application using the SLU Workday applicant tracking system. Function Nonmedical Primary Appointment <12 mo. Scheduled
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spearhead a project tackling one of the major challenges in cancer research: What is the role of the nervous system in cancer? Can we harness this interaction to treat cancer? The Postdoctoral Fellow will
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on a Teaching & Research post in Sociology with expertise in one or more areas of social theory, political philosophy / philosophy of ethics and political economy. The role involves teaching and
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an exempt, monthly-paid position. This is a part-time (80%, 32 hours per week) Career position eligible for UC benefits. How to Apply To apply, please submit your resume and cover letter. Other
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Employment The position is with the Icelandic Heart Association but located at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Iceland. The research group is a part of the Biomedical Center at the University of Iceland
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perturbation of defined CNS pathways with quantitative immune readouts, limiting target discovery and translational relevance. Our goal is to uncover neural circuits that modulate immune system function and