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initiatives. This position is for a Selective Excellence-funded Postdoc based in the Center for the Advanced Study of Human Paleobiology, and working in the The Paleoanthropology and Paleoecology Research Lab
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writing will have opportunities to do so. A Postdoctoral Associate: ● holds a PhD or equivalent degree; ● develops skills by participating in scholarly projects that are actively mentored by a member of the
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the supervisor from assigning duties that are logically related to the position. A Postdoctoral Fellow: Holds a DrPH/PhD or equivalent degree; Develops skills by participating in scholarly projects
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of Pharmacology & Physiology is an active research department with federally funded programs in neuroscience and development, cardiovascular pharmacology and integrative physiology, genomics, and oncology. It
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modeling efforts, planning and execution of the electrical measurements and prototypes, will analyze and interpret the data, contribute to funding reports and new proposal submissions, participate in
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maintenance of laboratory. A Postdoctoral Associate: • holds a PhD or equivalent degree; • develops skills by participating in scholarly projects that are actively mentored by a member of the university faculty
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preclude the supervisor from assigning duties that are logically related to the position. A Postdoctoral Associate: holds a PhD or equivalent degree; develops skills by participating in scholarly projects
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by participating in scholarly projects that are actively mentored by a member of the university faculty; receives financial support in the form of a salary that is typically funded by grants, contracts
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. This position is supported by a newly NIH funded grant to study DNA repair by using cell and molecular approaches and animal models. The postdoc will design, organize and conduct specialized and advanced
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the supervisor from assigning duties that are logically related to the position. A Postdoctoral Associate: ● holds a PhD or equivalent degree; ● develops skills by participating in scholarly projects