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technology triangle, the department collaborates closely with key players in healthcare, computing, telecommunications, energy, and semiconductor manufacturing sectors. It also benefits from its proximity
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directed energy related areas relevant to Aerospace Engineering. Responsibilities: Design and oversight of experimental efforts. Implementation of electronic and optical devices in support of experimental
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–Houston technology triangle, the department collaborates closely with key players in healthcare, computing, telecommunications, energy, and semiconductor manufacturing sectors. It also benefits from its
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strives to serve the state, nation and global community by nurturing nuclear engineering professionals and leaders to meet the complex challenges associated with the peaceful uses of nuclear energy and
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collaborates closely with key players in healthcare, computing, telecommunications, energy, and semiconductor manufacturing sectors. It also benefits from its proximity to and engagement with the Army Futures
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Ability to work cooperatively with others. Preferred Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Synthesis and functionalization of polymers Stimulus-responsive materials Hydrogels Cell culture (preferably microbial
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triangle, the department collaborates closely with key players in healthcare, computing, telecommunications, energy, and semiconductor manufacturing sectors. It also benefits from its proximity to and
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renew federal, foundation, and/or corporate funding. Assists with data collection for state reporting and auditing purposes. Attends meetings and conferences to discuss the progress of assigned programs
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of these research areas. Situated conveniently in the hub of the Dallas–Austin–Houston technology triangle, the department collaborates closely with key players in healthcare, computing, telecommunications, energy
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education, research, and public service. Job Description Purpose: The Research Associate will work with primary human cells and cell lines. The goal is to use spheroid and organoids to study gene-diet