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Medical - Clinical Internal Number: A-188932-11 General Description Our mission is to develop fellows who are both knowledgeable in the essential areas of medical education and who are ready to improve
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evaluate results. Use scientific knowledge and lab experience to evaluate whether component parts of experiments are working as expected. Train/orient learners and new staff in the laboratory. Assist in
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Army-Navy-NASA-Air Force Interagency Propulsion Committee (JANNAF), the Joint Energetics Transition Office (JETO), and includes the development of new mission areas and sponsors within the field
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autonomous surgical robotics. The successful candidate will lead the research and development of novel surgical tools and robotic systems for autonomous surgical interventions. The fellow will focus
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team or individual calendars, plan and schedule meetings, and coordinate associated logistics. Prepare meeting materials (e.g., draft agenda, collect relevant information) and provide staff support for
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-Based Radio Access Networks (AI-RAN) The work will entail: NIST seeks an experienced researcher to support the development of standardized frameworks for "AI-ready" datasets in the Radio Access Network
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developing teaching materials and presentations. Participate in research workshops, symposiums and conferences hosted by CDHAI. Support outreach efforts that engage industry, government and non-profit
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. The Clinical Research Compliance Specialist will help ensure adherence to federal regulations related to the registration and reporting of clinical research. This position will develop mechanisms to ensure
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: Teach musicianship courses for beginner and intermediate students of all ages, both in person and online. In conjunction with the Chair: Develop musicianship courses for beginner and intermediate students
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on the development of a relational database for structural components. The researcher will collaborate closely with a multidisciplinary team to create a unified database of the seismic performance