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Universityâ™s benefits, visit the University Human Resources web page for further information. About the Opportunity The Assistant Director, Research Development (School of Engineering and Physical Sciences
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public service experience in an academic library preferred Computer skill, ability to use standard computer software packages Capacity to learn new technologies and systems necessary for continually
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the idea that their work will have an impact in the world. About the Opportunity: The Data Science Institute (DSI) is a high-visibility campus hub that partners with multiple departments and other units
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to support Core operations. The position will require careful collection, recording, and interpretation of experimental data and preparation of collected data for presentation to outside research groups
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requires advanced knowledge of protein biochemistry, analytical chemistry, chromatography, high resolution mass spectrometry, data interpretation, and research project management. This is a fixed term
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technology, both new and existing (e.g. ClickUp, Confluence, MS Office, Google Apps, Gemini, NotebookLM, collaboration software, etc.) Must be proficient with managing data and data analysis. Ability to work
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submissions using Huron grant management system and sponsor submission portals. Coordinates the submission of new and continuing grant proposals. This position also coordinates sponsored research funding by
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on available funding. Job Qualifications Education and Experience Required: Bachelor’s degree in Neurobiology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Genetics or related science and prior research experience
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sciences (molecular biology, neuroscience, genetics, or related sciences) and prior related research experience or extensive coursework in an organized biology research laboratory (grade7). Required: 1 to 2
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Job Description: Position Purpose: This is a Biostatistician position within the Survey Qualitative and Applied Data ( SQuAD) research core at the Brown University School of Public Health