781 parallel-and-distributed-computing-"DIFFER" positions at The University of Chicago
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their voices to full effect. Today, 53-59 percent of Lab’s student body are students of color. Families report speaking nearly 40 different languages in their homes. Approximately 60 percent of Lab families
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. Responsibilities Provides materials for protocol development to study chairs and assistance in implementing protocol development policies and procedures. Formats, proofreads, and edits protocols. Distributes
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a new multidisciplinary training program to equip researchers with emerging tools and methods to conduct precision health research within a population health framework. Our faculty lead research
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clinical research. Our research program is one of the largest gynecologic oncology programs in the Midwest, with an average of 18-22 therapeutic phase phase I-III trials open at all-times. We need a clinical
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inclusive of diverse people, ideas, and fields of science. • Grow Together: We meaningfully collaborate with one another to create something bigger than we could ever achieve alone. • Make a Difference: We
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research in computational biology, single-cell ‘omics-based and multimodal machine learning (ML), and, for the candidate with appropriate skills, quantum computing algorithms and software for applications in
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work in clinical research is strongly preferred. Experience coordinating multiple studies is strongly preferred. Experience working with computers, databases and Excel. REDCap experience is a plus
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within University Research Administration, providing leadership and oversight of billing and collections activities such as invoicing, dunning activity, process improvement and workload distribution
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. Provides operational direction and support for a robust schedule of Career Services programs and events for MBA students, coordinating and overseeing operational aspects of the campus recruiting program. The
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effect. Today, 53-59 percent of Lab’s student body are students of color. Families report speaking nearly 40 different languages in their homes. Approximately 60 percent of Lab families are also affiliated