11 computer-science-data-wahrn-hous Postdoctoral positions at Missouri University of Science and Technology
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approaches to multi-level data analysis and structural equation modeling, as well as familiarity with relevant computer packages (SPSS, R, etc) is required. Strong writing skills are important as
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techniques such as RT-PCR, seq-RNA, IHC, and FACS. • Experience of RNA-sequencing and data analysis. • Experience of working in dental pulp and mineralized tissues (tooth and bone). • Good oral and written
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techniques such as RT-PCR, seq-RNA, IHC, and FACS. • Experience of RNA-sequencing and data analysis. • Experience of working in dental pulp and mineralized tissues (tooth and bone). • Good oral and written
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Infectious Diseases (CIEID), Bond Life Sciences Center, and Institute for Data Science and Informatics at MU. The Wan Influenza Systems Biology Lab is physically located at the MU Bond Life Sciences Center
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will be evaluated on: • Prior knowledge and demonstrated expertise in next-generation sequencing data analysis, computational systems biology, and/or data integration; • The ability
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of Missouri is seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow. The Postdoctoral Fellow will work in the Dr. Bo Lu’s laboratory to conduct research projects studying the biology of immunotherapy combined with radiotherapy
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be addressed to Professor Lloyd W. Sumner at sumnerlw@missouri.edu. Other Information The Bond Life Sciences Center at the University of Missouri is a dynamic hub where groundbreaking research meets
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research to investigate the implementation and outcomes of telehealth interventions in nursing homes. Designing and implementing qualitative and quantitative data collection methods, including interviews
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Department The Dr. Roman Ganta Laboratory in the Bond Life Sciences Center at the University of Missouri Job Description The Dr. Roman Ganta Laboratory in the Bond Life Sciences Center at the University