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. • Possess molecular virology or protein biology skills. • Should be enthusiastic and dedicated, have the ability and interest in learning new techniques; must be able to follow verbal and written instructions
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entitled, Evaluation and validation of vegetation, fuel, and fire behavior tools and technology in hardwood-dominated forest ecosystems of Virginia and the eastern United States. The project is being led by
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) in biology, ecology, epidemiology, microbiology or a related field. 4. Experience working in program R. Preferred Qualifications Note: While preferred qualifications are beneficial, they are not
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. Project Management – Training and supervising research personnel to organize and conduct study sessions. Required Qualifications - PhD in health science, neuroscience, psychology, nutrition, or related
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of War project entitled, Evaluation and validation of vegetation, fuel, and fire behavior tools and technology in hardwood-dominated forest ecosystems of Virginia and the eastern United States. The
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environment. Commitment to student access and student success is a must. Knowledge and skill requirements include: associate degree or experience in a student or customer facing position; Demonstrated
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protocol and procedures. Must be able to safely move and handle up to 50lbs. Must be 18 years old. Preferred Qualifications Education/training in animal care, animal science, or related area. Pay Band 2
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, D.C. area, the Health Sciences and Technology Campus in Roanoke, sites in Newport News and Richmond, and numerous Extension offices and research institutes . A leading global research institution
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Job Description This position supports research, teaching, and extension programs in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences by supervising and performing precision field tasks and experimental
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cellular neuroinflammation in CNS injury models. Candidates will work alongside additional team members in the VT-School of Neuroscience, Fralin Life Science Institute and The Center for Neurotrauma Research