86 postdoc-in-postdoc-in-automation-and-control positions at University of Pittsburgh
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; version control systems (GitHub). Cloud technology familiarity enabling data science work (AWS). Required non-technical experience: Passion for American Football & a strong understanding of the game
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Center in Pittsburgh, PA. Duties include: (i) design and construction of hardware/software systems to control non-human primate (NHP) behavioral neurophysiology experiments; (ii) surgically preparing NHPs
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to enrich human health by combating and preventing disease, enhancing vaccination, and controlling autoimmunity. The University of Pittsburgh is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and values
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patient flow. Maintaining infection control in operatories and with instruments is in order. Pitt is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and values equality of opportunity, human dignity, and
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. Dispenses supplies as needed. Will perform duties in the Central Sterilization Room, following infection control practices. Maintains instrumentation and operates sterilization equipment. Must acquire
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. Dispenses supplies as needed. Will perform duties in the Central Sterilization Room, following infection control practices. Maintains instrumentation and operates sterilization equipment. Must acquire
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is collected, and coordinates patient flow. Ensures infection control in operatories and with instruments. Maintains supplies. Job Summary Performs chairside dental assisting and radiography. Guides
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, consistency and quality control in collaboration with University IT and web communications teams. Develop compelling, audience-appropriate content, and adjust as needed based on analytics and department needs
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to observe animal behavior and recognize animals inadvertently left in cages as well as automated equipment notifications and printouts • have sufficient audible acuity to hear equipment alarms and other
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to observe animal behavior and recognize animals inadvertently left in cages as well as automated equipment notifications and printouts • have sufficient audible acuity to hear equipment alarms and other