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postdoctoral research position exploring the molecular and cellular pathogenesis of glaucoma is available in the laboratory of Prof. Dan Stamer at the Albert Eye Research Institute at Duke University in Durham
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is seeking to hire a part-time (20-30 hours) research technician to support the development of an software algorithm for the project, “Measuring Ocular Pulse Amplitude with Fixed Force Applanation
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on her project, Development and Validation of Applanation Tonography, with development of an algorithm to assist in the validation of measurements. This will afford a mentoring/mentee opportunity to a Duke
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. Statistical Analysis, Modeling, and Analysis Planning (20% initially, increasing to 45% as the project progresses) Develop, draft, and implement analysis plans that outline statistical methodologies, algorithms
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k and replenish suppliesand equipment asrequired.Participate in own prof essional development bymaintaining requiredskills validation and attendi ng educational offerings.Support thedevelopment
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at Duke The Deep Tech at Duke is a new initiative situated in the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University under the leadership of Prof. David Hoffman and Prof. Ronnie Chatterji. Deep Tech at Duke
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orient the patient to the sleep center. Prepare and calibrate equipment required for testing to determine proper functioning. Perform routine PAP mask fitting. Apply electrodes and sensors according
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care and/or survivorship. Follow guidelines and provider template processes by using scheduling algorithms/decision trees to schedule appointments. Apply knowledge of scheduling policies and procedures
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in optimization algorithms would be an asset · Have research experience · Have excellent informal and formal written and oral communication skills · Be capable of balancing
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), the primary sensors for all stimuli released and/or detected by the cell. In fact, GPCRs control every essential process in our bodies (from sight and sense of smell to our cognitive function, breathing, heart