16 Statistics "National Institutes of Health" positions at Michigan State University in us
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. Experience in measuring activities of various enzymes in the honey bee system. Familiarity with common statistical methods, and preparation of high-quality illustrations, and excellent writing skills
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Epidemiology and Biostatistics. Research interests in methods and applications include health services research, longitudinal and correlated data analysis, survival analysis, statistical genetics, causal
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, MatLab, or Python is preferred; experience with data analysis and statistics including data presentation; interest in biological questions related to infectious diseases including a strong desire to learn
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conceiving of a project Performance experiments Statistical analysis of data Strong writing skills Desired Qualifications Experience in packaging, biomaterials and sustainability is desired but not required
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entomology, ecology, statistics, biological control, pest management, biology or related fields with evidence of a successful publication record and ability to work in teams with people from diverse
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and populations Knowledge and experience in advanced statistics and software-based statistical analysis of data Experience working with large datasets including medical claims, Strong writing and verbal
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, Statistics, Economics or Research Methodology; three to five years of related and progressively more responsible or expansive work experience in research design, statistical methods and knowledge of computer
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/Experience/Skills Knowledge equivalent to that which normally would be acquired by completing one or two years of post-bachelor degree work, such as a Master's in Educational Administration, Statistics
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Requirements • Valid Driver's license • High level of interpersonal and organizational skills • Good writing skills Desired Qualifications: • Understanding of statistical software such as SPSS and/or mapping
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(thus opening possible candidates without an ecology background). Note that here quantitative refers to ecological theory rather than statistics (having expertise in both is of course a bonus). Also, a