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Mathematics Lecturer, Non Tenure Track - 36157 Faculty Description Position Details University of Colorado | Denver Faculty Level/Title: Lecturer Working Title: Mathematics Lecturer, Non Tenure
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of mathematical and computational methods to address fundamental questions in neuroscience and/or physiology. Broad research focuses are Neuroscience and Physiology, while particular domains of emphasis
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notebook detailing all experiments performed. Ensure complete data collection and entry for all experiments. Generate appropriate tables or graphs according to individual investigators' requests. General
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other faculty may include, but are not limited to, Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, Ethnographic Methods & Theory, and History & Theory of Anthropology. Conducting original research in cultural and
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ability to apply, accepted theories, practices and principles of general management and administration. Knowledge of, and ability to apply, diversified financial management principles, tools, and techniques
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will utilize applied or computational mathematical analyses for a wide array of different applications and to solve complex problems. Experiments may include text interpretation, coding, grounded theory
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. Assists with writing sections of research proposal documents for grants purposes, documents lab results and assists with the preparation of manuscripts, such as preparing graphs and charts, for publication
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(e.g., computer science, engineering, physics, applied mathematics, statistics) OR MD/DO plus graduate degree in an appropriate technical field · A track record of accomplishments consistent with
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, and ages Ability to use advanced Excel tools such as pivot tables, graphing, what-ifs and macros to illustrate, analyze and model fiscal concepts Application Materials Required: Cover Letter, Resume
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the functions of neurons and circuits in the visual system using experiment and theory. This position offers collaboration across three laboratories, combining retinal electrophysiology and imaging, cellular and