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with computer programs, including but not limited to Microsoft Office (e.g. Word, Excel, and Outlook) and Google applications (Docs, Sheets, Gmail.) • Demonstrated organizational and communication skills
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fundamental discoveries (e.g. how thalamocortical interactions implement attentional control and task switching), we aim to understand these processes well enough to develop targeted, precision treatments
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Job Description The School of Animal Sciences (SAS) seeks an administrative assistant to provide support to the office of undergraduate education. The essential duties to the operation of the unit
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animal surgery and brain tissue processing, flow cytometry, RNA expression analysis, stereology and confocal imaging. Preferred Qualifications - Experience with qPCR, Western blot analysis, single cell
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animal surgery and brain tissue processing, flow cytometry, RNA expression analysis, stereology and confocal imaging. Preferred Qualifications - Experience with qPCR, Western blot analysis, single cell
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animal surgery and brain tissue processing, flow cytometry, RNA expression analysis, stereology and confocal imaging. Preferred Qualifications - Experience with qPCR, Western blot analysis, single cell
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/Associate Professor faculty. The position is for a molecular virologist that studies zoonotic viruses. Successful candidates will have an advanced degree (Ph.D., DVM, and/or MD), a strong publication record
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proficiency with a variety of computer software applications in word processing, spreadsheets, and calendar management (such as MSWord, Excel, Sharepoint, and MS Outlook). 3. Demonstrated experience
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technology to partner in the design, modernization, and delivery of high quality learning experiences for Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) students. This position plays a key role in advancing the College’s
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understanding of virology, immunology, or host-pathogen interactions. The candidate will also apply molecular, cellular, and imaging-based approaches — including flow cytometry, qPCR, western blotting, ELISA, and