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Postdoctoral Research Fellow - Metabolite-Protein Interactions in Neurodegenerative Diseases Georgetown University: Medical Center: School of Medicine: Biochemistry and Molecular and Cellular
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rigorously controlled assays for measuring fundamental biophysical and biochemical parameters Research Environment The postdoctoral fellow will work in a highly collaborative setting focused on basic
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The Georgetown Initiative on Technology and Society is seeking a Postdoctoral Fritz Research Fellow to work with the Knight–Georgetown Institute (KGI) and Institute for Technology Law & Policy (Tech Institute
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, biochemistry, microscopy, or genomic tools is required. A research background in cancer, aging, or developmental biology with computational experience will be highly advantageous. The projected base salary range
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and oral communication capabilities, including an ability to clearly communicate research findings to the policy community. Ability to work independently to produce original insights and generate new
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PM Eastern Time Description The Georgetown Initiative on Technology and Society is seeking a Postdoctoral Fritz Research Fellow to work with the Massive Data Institute (MDI) and the Department
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, the WPS Researcher will work closely with teams across the Institute on research activities aimed at strengthening WPS implementation. Activities will include overseeing a global survey of women
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for Health Equity Research (MCHER), and the Robert Graham Center (RGC) for Policy Studies in Primary Care to advance health equity for populations in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Your pivotal work
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who are excited about cancer research. Some experience in cell and molecular biology is preferred, but not required. This individual will perform independent research and work with intern students and
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, great neighborhoods, and several excellent school districts. Research Area: Understanding cancer initiation, metastasis, cell plasticity of ovarian cancer and lung cancer; Developing targeted therapy