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and responsibilities. Job Description: The Risk Assessment Core is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher for a two-year position focused on human health and ecological regulatory risk
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Classification Title: Postdoctoral Associate Classification Minimum Requirements: PhD in human factors, industrial-organizational psychology, health services research, implementation science
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collaborate closely with the Principal Investigator (PI) and Clinical Research Coordinator to support all aspects of human subjects research, including participant recruitment, data collection, data management
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not all of the following assays as needed: processing of human samples, (peripheral blood, saliva, and bronchial alveolar lavage), mouse handling, manipulation and tissue harvesting, immunological
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multidisciplinary faculty and researchers across Human–Computer Interaction, Educational Technology, and Electrical Engineering to iteratively refine research questions, study designs, and research projects
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multidisciplinary faculty and researchers across Human–Computer Interaction, Educational Technology, and Electrical Engineering to iteratively refine research questions, study designs, and research projects
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ambitious research and participate in an interdisciplinary community devoted to serious inquiry into enduring questions of human nature, political order, religion, literature, philosophy, history, war
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science field Flow cytometry experience Mouse handling experience Basic molecular technique experience Job Description: Design and execute experiments across mouse and human systems, including primary cell
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-disciplinary team. Our research sits at the cutting edge of regenerative medicine and neurobiology, utilizing state-of-the-art human induced pluripotent stem cell (hiPSC) models, 3D tissue engineering, and
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bacteria, driving the evolution of diverse immune systems. Our recent work demonstrated that homologs of human antiviral Schlafen tRNases function as anti-phage defense proteins in bacteria (Perez Taboada et