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by the Yale Cancer Center Clinical Trials Office in New Haven at Smilow Cancer Hospital as well as across the Smilow Cancer Hospital Cancer Center network. The Laboratory Manager supports the growth
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scholarly journal articles and then leveraging professional networks to obtain a copy, or by going to web-scale search engines or AI to find what has made it to the open web. At Yale, we envision a different
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to work collaboratively across operations, engineering, IT and project management teams. 4. Strong computer proficiency, including Microsoft Office, Excel analytics, database tools, CAD, and familiarity
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following criteria: A PhD or equivalent degree, already obtained, in a related field e.g., philosophy, law, computer science, social sciences, public policy, or a relevant interdisciplinary area. Interest in
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network at Yale, with regular interactions and potential joint projects with colleagues in Biomedical Engineering and related areas (including collaborators such as Drs. Cristina Rodríguez, Evelyn Lake, and
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, portable ultrasound, and linked electronic health-record data. Research is conducted in close partnership with cardiovascular clinicians, imaging specialists, biomedical engineers, statisticians, computer
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Program: Yale is uniquely positioned to support this research, with significant collections, art historical experts, technical expertise and connections to related endeavors and communities. The postdoc
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://medicine.yale.edu/profile/steven-k-reilly/(Link is external) Position Summary The Reilly Lab seeks highly motivated Postdoctoral Associates to join an interdisciplinary research program focused on understanding how
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is supported by NIH funding and sits within a rich collaborative network at Yale, including the Yale Cancer Center, the Yale Stem Cell Center, the Wu Tsai Institute, and computational collaborators in
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Overview The laboratory of Dr. Ronald Breaker at Yale University invites applications for a Postdoctoral Associate position to participate in a newly funded research program supported by the John