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molecular tool to ex-vivo engineering cells (CRISPR) 4. In vivo testing of optogenetics tools 5. Development of virus-based gene delivery methods 6. Mentoring Graduate and Undergraduate Students Required
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by performing complex experiments, analyzing data, and supporting the development of new methodologies. This role involves hands-on laboratory work, independent research, and collaboration with
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collaboration skills Dedicated to self-directed growth, development, and active learning Knowledge of clinical operational functions Supervisory skills Ability to build effective interpersonal relationships
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. Contributing to the development and implementation of suicide prevention and intervention strategies. Â Collaborating with faculty and staff on research design, data collection, analysis, and interpretation
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aspects of library operations. This includes responsibility for long-term and short-term planning; the library budget, which is part of the School of Law budget; collection development; compliance with
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-training and continue on-going training and development with lab animal and biohazard technicians. Interview, hire, and train new staff. Monitors, records and/or reports environmental deviations. Provides
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statements, and speeches; to monitor the official writing center email address; to partake in a series of mentoring programs, professional development, staff meetings, and trainings; to contribute
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clearinghouses Provide guidance to researchers in selecting appropriate data repositories to store and share their data Needs Assessment, Resource Development, and Planning (40%) Analyze and assess university data
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Teaching department, this position also participates in and supports first year courses, general research services, outreach initiatives, and collection development. This full-time, non-tenure track faculty