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fellow interested in computational social science to join a project that involves using organic data to develop indicators of forced migration. Supported by federal and university funding, the project has
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in the criminal justice system and public safety writ large. The Lab conducts interdisciplinary research on how data and evidence can be mobilized to inform more fair outcomes in criminal justice. The
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emerging areas in science and technology, and providing open data and infrastructure to support research and decision making, including improving CSET’s Map of Science and related tools. About CSET
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. The position supports Georgetown University’s mission in biomedical research, data science, and the advancement of scientific knowledge. Requirements and Qualifications Master’s degree in computer
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support a multidisciplinary portfolio of research projects pertaining to perinatal, infant, and early childhood mental health implementation science. This position will work with senior staff and
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initiatives within policy, public administration, data science, civic technology, or related social impact fields. Methodological Framework Design: Deep knowledge of research design principles
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research and standard of care scans. Independent review of medical record for health and bone history. Track scans, provide census data for billing and maintain SOPs. Maintain quality control of DXA
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, collecting and managing study data, and safeguarding the rights, health, safety, and welfare of research participants. Operating within the licensed scope of registered nursing practice, the CRNC I assesses
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, collecting and managing study data, and safeguarding the rights, health, safety, and welfare of research participants. Operating within the licensed scope of registered nursing practice, the CRNC I assesses
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, collecting and managing study data, and safeguarding the rights, health, safety, and welfare of research participants. Operating within the licensed scope of registered nursing practice, the CRNC I assesses