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in R, Mplus, AMOS or other latent variable modeling software program Programming: R Population health or health systems Doctoral degree: A doctoral in social sciences (e.g. sociology, psychology
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these results. To accomplish these goals, proficiency with R, Python, SAS, and SQL will be necessary. For data interpretation, the individual should also have statistical and data-mining proficiency. ESSENTIAL
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microscopy. Analyze multidimensional data sets using Python/R, interpret results, identify actionable next steps, and present findings to the principal investigator and collaborators. Perform the most complex
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on data analysis using R and Python programmers and public/lab datasets. Therefore, the R and Python skills are also required. This position will work with animals (mice). ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Perform
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. Preferred: • Strong programming skills in languages such as R/Python • Research background in biostatistics/statistical genetics/population genetics/deep learning and LLM • Experience in any of the following
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has no direct supervision of staff employees. QUALIFICATIONS Education/Experience: Bachelor of Science required with knowledge and experience with R and other related data visualization software in a
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. Fluency with data analysis and GIS tools (e.g., R, ArcGIS, STATA, SAS, or similar) 5. Experience managing large administrative or property-related datasets 6. Knowledge of real property laws, housing
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using multi-omics approaches. Therefore, statistical analytical skills using R and Python are required. The research assistant will also perform wet lab work in the field of neurodegenerative diseases
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technologies (e.g., spatial transcriptomics, CODEX, Akoya PhenoCycler). Proficiency in single-cell RNA sequencing, high-dimensional data analysis, bioinformatics tools, and programming languages (R, Python
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Extracellular Vesicles. 2024 Aug 13(8):e12482. PMID: 39105261. Time-resolved live-cell spectroscopy reveals EphA2 multimeric assembly. Shi X, Lingerak R, Herting CJ, Ge Y, Kim S, Toth P, Wang W, Brown BP, Meiler