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background in causal inference using econometric methods that can be used to extract insights about effective tutoring moves is desired but not required. Applicants must hold a PhD prior to their start date
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vertices and contribute to one of the HL-LHC upgrade projects at Cornell University with preference towards the pixel forward detector upgrade. Required Qualifications: PhD in experimental high-energy
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responsibilities would include acquiring, analyzing, and interpreting metabolomics data from microbiome samples, methods development, working with graduate students, manuscript preparation and the potential
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Experience in computational methods and statistical analysis. A track record of both independent initiative and effective teamwork. Clear argument for alignment with career trajectory/goals. Additional
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technologies across ecologically relevant scales to inspire and inform the conservation of wildlife and habitats. Bioacoustics research from data engineering to ecological outputs, hardware and software
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spillovers. The postdoc will contribute to a collegial and collaborative lab dynamic. Qualifications Essential Qualifications: * A PhD in ecology, epidemiology, or related discipline * Established publication
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spillovers. The postdoc will contribute to a collegial and collaborative lab dynamic. Qualifications Essential Qualifications: ● A PhD in ecology, epidemiology, or related discipline ● Established publication
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through Academic Jobs Online https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/29398 . If you are a PhD candidate, please include a letter from your advisor or DGS confirming that you will have completed your PhD
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proportional hazard models, repeated measures analyses, and hierarchical analytic methods required.). Excellent quantitative, technical, analytic, and applied research skills are required. Excellent written and
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a PhD in agricultural and resource economics, economics, or related field by the start of the position. The ideal candidate has a strong quantitative background (econometrics and causal inference