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reviews, development of study materials, various data collection activities, preliminary data analysis, and implementation of other activities as assigned to ensure conformance with the project’s goals and
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our Nursing Science research team. This position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research in the development of clinical trials, self-management science, acute/chronic
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of Applied and Professional Psychology, we provide the nation’s highest quality doctoral education and training, which develops outstanding practitioners and fosters personal leadership to advance the practice
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data analysis, community-engaged science, grant development, and academic career advancement. Position Status Full Time Posting Number 26FA0605 Posting Open Date 06/12/2026 Posting Close Date
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geophysical monitoring, data integration, and the development of predictive models and visualization tools. Candidates should have a PhD in geophysics, hydrology, environmental engineering, or a related
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disparities therein. The postdoctoral research scientist will have the opportunity to explore additional research questions for their career development. The Postdoctoral Associate may analyze and interpret
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data management and statistical analyses, contribute to the development and publication of scientific manuscripts, and mentor students working on related projects. The position is well suited
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of this position are the following: Prepare media and other solutions required for growth of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Mycobacterium abscessus. Study the role of toxins derived from toxin-antitoxin systems in
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chronic pain, with emphasis on calcium channel involvement. Among the key duties of the position are the following: Designs/performs experiments related to cellular and molecular pain development, analyzes
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other mycobacteria including the development of resistant mutants, cloning, and gene knockouts. Performs microbiological and genetic characterization different M. tuberculosis strains and M. tuberculosis