170 postdoc-in-postdoc-in-automation-and-control positions at University of Minnesota
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results are reported to the clients using Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS.) Track quality controls associated with tests. Reagent & Supplies – 15% Prepares solutions, reagents, supplies, and
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and timing to more than one task on the same day. Practice a thorough approach to scientific execution and maintain a high internal standard of quality control. Maintain exquisite quality control
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, inventory control, and quality assurance processes. Assist with ad hoc reporting and contribute to developing policies and procedures related to operations, safety, and compliance. Serve as backup contact
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variety of public health policy issues related to prevention and control of infectious diseases, include vaccine-related issues, emerging infectious disease threats, development of R&D roadmaps
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, dashboarding, and developing key performance indicators (KPIs) for program effectiveness reporting. Designing, recommending, and/or implementing information security controls Pay and Benefits Pay Range: $80,000
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and Controls. To learn more about the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Minnesota, please visit the department website . Pay and Benefits Pay Range: $56,000
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education setting. Demonstrated ability to create and manage operational, planning, and control systems in a complex organization. Excellent skills in verbal and written communications, strong organizational
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experience in a research center and/or clinical environment. Relevant administrative experience in a higher education setting. Demonstrated ability to create and manage operational, planning, and control
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the effectiveness of integrated disinfection controls. In this project, you would be assisting with this evaluation, which will drive the development of the device. This work will include comparative
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in R. Skills for good data management (e.g. GitHub or other version-control systems). Familiarity with time-series measurements of listening effort for speech comprehension. About the Department About