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Details Posted: 21-Feb-25 Location: Ithaca, New York Type: Full-time Categories: Staff/Administrative Internal Number: 3-93448 Internship in Technology Development for Structural Biology Internship
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Internship in Technology Development for Structural Biology About Prof. Robert Thorne’s Lab Prof. Robert Thorne’s lab focuses on a range of biological, chemical, and materials physics problems
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Tenure - Track Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in the area of Dynamics related to Structures and Materials The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Cornell University (Ithaca campus
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Equip Oper S09 - 2nd Shift ***NOT AVAILABLE FOR VISA SPONSORSHIP*** Performs skilled operation of a wide variety of construction, maintenance equipment, and motorized wheeled vehicles including commercial
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or perspective; speaking up when others are being excluded or treated inappropriately; and supporting work/life integration of oneself and others. • Operates a wide variety of construction equipment and
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serves as a partner within the zone structure for the Contract Colleges (CC), Endowed (EN), and Student and Campus Life (SCL) zones. As a key steward of the University's facilities, FM is responsible
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. FM serves as a partner within the zone structure for the Contract Colleges (CC), Endowed (EN), and Student and Campus Life (SCL) zones. As a key steward of the University's facilities, FM is
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***NOT AVAILABLE FOR VISA SPONSORSHIP*** Performs skilled operation of a wide variety of construction, maintenance equipment, and motorized wheeled vehicles including commercial trucks and tractors
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*** Performs skilled operation of a wide variety of construction, maintenance equipment, and motorized wheeled vehicles including commercial trucks and tractors exceeding 25,000 lbs. to support utility
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within Information Science's interdisciplinary structure. Faculty hired for this Ithaca campus search will have their teaching and research based in Ithaca. The IS faculty are located in Cornell's Gates