29 computer-science-intern "https:" "https:" "https:" "https:" "UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI" research jobs at Brown University
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the areas of Molecular, Cell Biology and Biochemistry required. Experience working with mouse colonies Strong computer skills with experience with bioinformatic analysis of high throughput datasets. Previous
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, administrative support, internal and external communication, literature reviews, data collection, manuscript preparation, and report writing. The Senior Research Assistant will also contribute to the center’s
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the possibility of renewal depending on the funding source. Education and Experience Bachelor of Science or Arts in psychology, cognitive science, computer science, or related field is required and 1–2 years
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Bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience, Psychology, Cognitive Science, Computer Science, or related field, with prior related undergraduate research experience or extensive coursework required. (Grade 7) Required
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for candidates with an interest in economics, health services research, medicine, and related fields and who have plans for doctoral studies after working as a Research Assistant for 1-2 years. The position works
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organizational skills with keen attention to detail. ● Excellent verbal and written communication skills; excellent interpersonal skills. ● Computer skills (word processing, data management, Power Point, reference
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Brown University, Institute for Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics Position ID: ICERM-SPRING27 [#27092] Position Title: Position Type: Postdoctoral Position Location: Providence
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. The Fairbrother Laboratory uses a combination of computational biology and high-throughput genomics techniques to identify functional elements in the genome. We seek to understand recognition events important in
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momentary assessment, and wearable technology in combination with predictive algorithms. This research study is being conducted in collaboration with the RI Resilience Lab at Brown University, led by Dr
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functions and development, using sea urchin embryonic cells and human cancer cells. (2) Evolutionary Developmental Biology: Discovering how molecular evolution alters the developmental program and contributes