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. Instructional track faculty positions are renewable and include opportunities for promotion with longer appointment intervals. More information about the Instructional Track can be found at https
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forward-looking vision makes it an exceptional opportunity for a new department chair to shape the next chapter of its growth and influence. How to Apply: To apply, submit your application online at http
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significant experience and expertise in air-free synthetic methods (e.g., Schlenk and glovebox techniques), crystal growth and analysis using single-crystal X-ray diffraction, and spectroscopic characterization
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academic background and career goals. Academic rank will range from Assistant Professor to Professor, commensurate with qualifications and experience. Depending on the candidate’s interests and position
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background in viral immunology and expertise in cellular immunology and flow cytometry. Experience with respiratory viruses, NGS, and/or bioinformatics is desirable. Salary will follow the NIH postdoctoral
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encourage candidates with demonstrated teaching experience, particularly those with the ability to teach courses in real estate, commercial banking, wealth management, or fintech. Candidates with teaching
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to better understand SAMHD1-mediated regulation of innate immunity during HIV-1 or SARS-CoV-2 infection. Please see the Wu lab website (https://wu.lab.uiowa.edu/ ) for more information about our research
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community health-related research. APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS Apply online through the Jobs@UIOWA website (https://jobs.uiowa.edu/jobSearch/faculty/ ) by searching for requisition #76035. Required application
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seeks a hematologist. Appointment rank is open and may be to either the tenure track or clinical (non-tenure) track consistent with clinical experience and research interest. Appointment rank
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, please visit https://medicine.uiowa.edu/microbiology/ . The Department consists of 27 primary and 6 secondary faculty members with robust research funding and two long-standing NIH T32 training grants