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, hands-on work. We share our methods, results, and tools with the scientific community. About the Role: HHMI’s Janelia Research Campus Information Services serves the needs of researchers at Janelia in
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that strengthens how HHMI evaluates and supports scientific talent. The intern will help develop a systematic, data-informed approach to identifying, recruiting, and managing an inclusive, high-quality pool
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. About the role: We're seeking a skilled Data Engineer to drive scientific innovation through robust data infrastructure. In this role, you’ll design, develop, and optimize scalable data pipelines and
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is to discover governing equations from experimental data to generate mathematical models of cellular signaling dynamics. You will help design algorithms for data-driven model discovery, test proposed
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, hands-on work. We share our methods, results, and tools with the scientific community. About the Role: Advanced imaging techniques at HHMI Janelia Research Campus produce large amounts of image data
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, and inorganic materials such as gold nanoparticles. May work with biological samples such cells or tissue for experimental purposes. Collect, record, organize and verify the accuracy of data in a
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person who is interested in combining both experiments and computation, with some experience and comfort with both animal behavior and neural data. The details of the project(s) are flexible, and
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staff working very closely with our scientists by taking responsibility and ownership of processes that involve animals, but are not data driven, to allow researchers to focus on data intensive tasks
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responsible use of, laboratory animals. Our approach involves Vivarium staff working very closely with our scientists by taking responsibility and ownership of processes that involve animals, but are not data
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responsible use of, laboratory animals. Our approach involves Vivarium staff working very closely with our scientists by taking responsibility and ownership of processes that involve animals, but are not data