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of Computer Science and Linguistics, with additional mentorship by Prof. Kevin Tobia (GU Law Center); the fellow will be an active member of the intellectual life of the lab, the Tech and Society community, and the
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replication. Experience with RNA molecular biology methods, cell culture, immunofluorescence microscopy preferred. Application Process This institution is using Interfolio's Faculty Search to conduct
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of Computer Science and Linguistics, with additional mentorship by Prof. Kevin Tobia (GU Law Center); the fellow will be an active member of the intellectual life of the lab, the Tech and Society community, and the
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on topics related to empirical corporate finance. Proficiency in using large databases typically used in finance research is required. Candidates must demonstrate excellent oral and written communication
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on topics related to empirical corporate finance. Proficiency in using large databases typically used in finance research is required. Candidates must demonstrate excellent oral and written communication
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community, and the broader university. Synergistic professional development opportunities may include co-mentorship of research students in the lab and co-development of grant proposals. Along with mentored
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, transcranial electrical stimulation, and computational modeling. Georgetown University has a vibrant neuroscience community with over fifty labs participating in the Interdisciplinary Program in Neuroscience
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, contribute to collaborative projects, and advance their professional goals. In addition, they will be part of a vibrant and growing community of Earth and environmental scholars at Georgetown University
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methods for the interpretation of atmospheric greenhouse gas data from satellites Designing, building, and operating novel environmental sensors for basic research and science communication Creating web
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and research providing a unique opportunity for professional growth and development. The Fellowship provides an opportunity to engage with a diverse community of faculty, students, and global health