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outcomes, access, affordability, and workforce alignment. Guide the development of apprenticeship programs and industry-responsive continuing education for employers and incumbent workers. Assist in
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to identify changes to the immune response that correlate with disease outcomes including high-throughput sequencing (single cell RNA and TCR-sequencing), cytometry (spectral and flow) and histology
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cancer biology and discover novel therapeutic targets. He/she will use modern next generation sequencing techniques to characterize genomic aberrations and modern functional perturbation techniques
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of this groundbreaking gene therapy effort. Responsibilities Directs the planning, implementation, and management of the Phase I first-in-human cBIN1 gene therapy trial, aligning study activities with institutional
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. This position will play a key role in implementing and optimizing cutting-edge technologies, including single-cell sequencing, multiparameter flow cytometry, and other immune profiling approaches, to drive
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, U students, and the community. We align with the University of Utah and University President’s mission and strategy, while engaging alumni early, broadly, and to varied alumni communities; preparing
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– Presidents Circle , UKids – East Village , and UKids-Guardsman Way ), South Jordan Health Center Program , Farmington Health Center Program , and Sugar House Health Center Program . Multiple openings and
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– Presidents Circle , UKids – East Village , and UKids-Guardsman Way ), South Jordan Health Center Program , Farmington Health Center Program , and Sugar House Health Center Program . Multiple openings and
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for building system equipment renewal and renovation, upgrades and changes to existing sequences of operations to improve reliability and efficiency. Coordinates inspections with the state and other auditors
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emerging and ongoing programs that align with institutional priorities. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to transformative research efforts, build institutional capacity, and work closely with