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generation sequencing is highly preferred. 3. Familiarity with single cell data analysis is preferred, but not required. 4. Ability to work independently as well as part of an interdisciplinary team in a fast
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. Activities may include training and supervising research assistants; experiment design, data collection and analysis, manuscript preparation and grant-writing, and collaboration with the research lab
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technologies and computational data analysis preferred. Strong publication record and evidence of research independence. Excellent communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Additional Qualifications
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, and morphological analysis techniques to explore how venom has evolved in marine mollusks. Your work will span from the field to the lab, including: Sample collection from diverse, extant marine species
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and Asia. This position offers an excellent opportunity to strengthen skills in primary data collection, advanced statistical analysis, evidence synthesis, proposal development, and scientific writing
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. Mentor junior researchers and assist in training lab members in experimental techniques and data analysis. Basic Qualifications Ph.D. or M.D./Ph.D. in areas such as neuroscience, molecular biology
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, and political analysis of mental health care. The program provides experience in a well-funded research environment with excellent opportunities for faculty collaboration and publication. For more
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associate to work with Professor Christopher Kuzawa at Harvard University. The postdoc will oversee analysis and write up of an extensive longitudinal dataset that has followed a large population in Cebu
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canids and primates. We are specifically recruiting applicants with interest and expertise in neurohistology, stereology, and other microscopy analysis techniques. Additional projects and training
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. Design and implement strategies for multiplexed detection, enabling simultaneous analysis of multiple analytes from small sample volume; optimize sensor design and assay for high throughput analysis