110 finite-element-analysis research jobs at University of Washington in United-States
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-development and refinement of conceptual models; devising management scenarios; building network models in one or more platforms (e.g., loop analysis/qpress; fuzzy cognitive maps/Mental Modeler; Bayesian belief
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. This research is accomplished mainly through large-scale collection of fish stomachs aboard research vessels, the subsequent stomach analysis in the lab utilizing dissecting microscopes and knowledge of marine
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must be obtained within one month of hire date. Basic Life Support certification (Online Basic Life Support certifications, those without a skills assessment component, are not sufficient to meet the
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/genomics Experience with the analysis of large-scale genomic data Demonstrated ability to summarize scientific findings in the form of written manuscripts and oral presentations Desired Qualifications
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-postdocs-2/ . Trains under the supervision of a faculty mentor including (but not limited to): Utilize follicle and ovarian culture, biomechanical analysis, transcriptomics, proteomics, histologic approaches
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Analysis, Data Interpretations, Experimentation, Laboratory Operations, Laboratory Techniques, Problem Solving, Researching, Results Reporting, Scientific Writing Questions For frequently asked questions
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Experience with the analysis of large-scale genomic data Demonstrated ability to summarize scientific findings in the form of written manuscripts and oral presentations Desired Qualifications: Interest in
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function. Knowledge and/or experience in high dimensional and conventional flow cytometry. Mouse handling and tissue processing. Generation and analysis of bulk and/or single cell transcriptomic data
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for high-dimensional data analysis. Assists with research study, experiments, preparation of material, and documentation. A flexible/hybrid work environment is available. Job Description Primary Duties
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(or similar) data analysis. The candidate will work closely with an international team led by Dr. Kristin Braziunas and Prof. Brian J. Harvey at the University of Washington and Dr. Judit Lecina-Diaz