479 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Prof"-"Prof"-"Newcastle-University" positions at University of Minnesota
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, and population dynamics of (largely) terrestrial animals and emphasize the development of innovative methods to study species of conservation concern. We use field data, bioacoustic monitoring, spatial
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of developing candidate therapeutics for clinical translation. The employee will work in a collaborative environment with other members of the lab and interdisciplinary collaborators
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. • Place required documents in patient medical record. • Prepare medical records with appropriate forms for the service they are seeing. • Register visitors as they enter the hospital and notify proper
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office and stakeholders across the university Prepare and update presentation and training materials, including graphic design and accessibility checks Create program level dashboards and reporting
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on biological cells that express fluorescently tagged retroviral proteins assisted by a senior lab member. The temp will analyze the images to quantify the spatial distribution and temporal development
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laboratory management duties (30%): - Prepare media, enzymes, and solutions under sterile conditions in large quantities. - Work with the Lab Manager to manage day to day laboratory operations by coordinating
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changes, professional development and departmental meetings. • Coordinate department functions and special events (6+ per year). Accounting Functions (30%): • Responsible for financial support and fiscal
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visit policies ● Use templates to address frequently asked questions and to communicate booking details ● Send confirmation and reminders to prepare groups for their visit; Prepare post-experience
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Code 8208A1 Employee Class Civil Service Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job Summary: The BioGen Center (Departments of Genetics, Cell Biology and Development (GCD) and Biochemistry
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progression to metastasis and resistance to therapeutic intervention in breast and pancreas cancer, and develop new therapeutic approaches. To answer these fundamental questions we rely heavily on genetically