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A1096 Working Title PhD - Research Assistant - Computer Science Location Edinburg, Texas College College of Engineering and Computer Science Department College of Engineering and Computer
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into the genomics of population structure and speciation in the Malawi cichlid genus Labeotropheus. This post will build on past work in which over 1000 samples of Labeotropheus from multiple species/populations have
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long-term experiments. Your profile The candidate must have a PhD degree in silviculture and/or forest management or a very similar subject. The candidate must have proven experience in data analysis and
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executing data collection and analysis for multiple research projects, with special attention to Crisis Response projects. Candidate must have a degree – preferably a master’s degree, PhD, or PhD candidate
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executing data collection and analysis for multiple research projects, with special attention to Youth Justice projects. Candidate must have a degree – preferably a master’s degree, PhD, or PhD candidate
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practices. Qualifications: A PhD in the Social Sciences or the Humanities. Strong research and writing skills, demonstrated in the publication of multiple peer reviewed journal articles. Deep familiarity with
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series, and multiple retreats and programming events that collectively enable robust interactions among basic, translational, and clinical immunologists. The Department of Immunology is ranked 7th in
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of ultra-fast MLIPs to simulate the nanoindentation of cemented carbides, a material of industrial relevance, in agreement with and beyond experimental nanoindentation results. Education PhD in materials
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developments such as AP/MALDI-2. Is Your profile described below? Are you our future colleague? Apply now! Education PhD in chemistry, biology or related field Experience and skills Background in analytical
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Thebault labs are seeking a skilled and motivated Research Assistant to support data analysis and pipeline development for cutting-edge research in neuroinflammation, multiple sclerosis, and