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persistence mechanisms Develop and optimize assays related to HIV-1 latency reversal and eradication strategies Perform cell culture experiments with mammalian cells, including lentiviral transduction Analyze
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methodologies, technology-enhanced learning strategies, and simulation-based experiences to facilitate student learning and achievement of program outcomes Mentor students on academic and professional development
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Analyst will contribute to ongoing development, maintenance, and use of a research data pipeline that collects and analyzes data. Specific Duties & Responsibilities Collect data and generate reports and
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are seeking a Research Specialist II who will develop assays and protocols for PI approval and designs experimental approaches for laboratory projects. Performs a range of sophisticated assays. Makes
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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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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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Medical - Clinical Internal Number: A-189061-11 General Description Goal: The goal of the Clinical Administrative Fellowship is to develop the fellow as a future physician leader by providing
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Medical - Clinical Internal Number: A-189052-11 General Description The goal of the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) fellowship is to prepare highly qualified and motivated academic emergency physicians
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conditions. Researchers in the division, collaborating with colleagues from throughout Johns Hopkins and across the world, are unraveling the mechanisms of childhood heart disease and developing innovative
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The Assistant Director of Development is an integral member of a Central team or Development Office (DOFF) and is responsible for securing philanthropic support for an assigned area of Johns Hopkins University