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US North. At the heart of Slavery North is a fellowship program that welcomes national and international students, artists, and scholars, providing them with the space, funding, time, and community
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a culture of success. Mentor and train lab personnel. Assist in maintaining a functional, safe, and compliant lab. Other Functions Work collaboratively and effectively to promote teamwork. Work in
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Investigator (PI), the candidate will serve as the Project Manager/Research Associate on multiple federally-funded research projects. The Project Manager/Research Associate works with the PI to help develop
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fellowship program that welcomes national and international students, artists, and scholars, providing them with the space, funding, time, and community to produce transformative research outcomes. Job Summary
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mitigation efforts as needed, prepare budget reports, assist with project management, co-author reports and papers for dissemination, and perform other research-related tasks. Requirements: Willingness and
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– along with Dr. Peter Paton at the University of Rhode Island, Dr. John Herbert at Mass Audubon, and Dr. Don Lyons at the National Audubon – to develop a population viability analyses for the endangered
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the region. Job Summary The Somneuro Lab (directed by Dr. Rebecca Spencer) at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst is seeking a full-time Research Fellow for an NIH-funded study of brain development, sleep
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peoples in Canada and the US North. At the heart of Slavery North is a fellowship program that welcomes national and international students, artists, and scholars, providing them with the space, funding
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journal articles; development of project leadership skills; NIH and DoD grant submissions; quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods training; community-based participatory research, and formalized
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. The lab investigates how sleep influences memory consolidation, cognitive function, and brain development or aging using behavioral assessments, EEG/polysomnography, and MRI. A portion of this postdoc’s