571 multiple-sequence-alignment uni jobs at The University of Chicago in United States
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-Time CRC2 will be involved in quality assurance for multiple research study types: investigator-initiated, multi-centered cooperative group studies, multi-institutional pharmaceutical trials, and multi
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and collaboratively in a team setting. Self-motivated and take initiative. Prioritize multiple projects and independently follow through with detail. Passionate about development work and a genuine
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Qualifications Education: Bachelors degree. Experience: Clinical research experience or relevant experience. Experience coordinating multiple studies (e.g., investigator initiated, industry sponsored, multi-site
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reason required. Perform multiple tasks and deal with periodic interruptions required. Use a personal computer and standard software packages required. Organized, energetic individual with excellent
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multiple tasks simultaneously. Prioritize work and meet deadlines. React effectively, quickly, calmly, and rationally during conflicts and emergencies. Ability to read. Train or teach others. Work
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confidentiality. Work on multiple projects simultaneously, set priorities, and meet deadlines. Customer service skills. Working Conditions In-person in an office setting and event venue settings. Work some evenings
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multiple project assignments. Assists in the monitoring of the various financial and budgetary activities, including vendors contracts. Preparing and monitoring the budget for a unit. Researches and
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contact data and organization records in Phoenix. Reviews and requests updates and corrections to organization giving data in Phoenix. Works closely with multiple teams in ARD towards these ongoing efforts
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techniques across multiple fields, including molecular and cellular biology such as DNA/RNA isolation, PCRs, gene expression, immunostaining, protein blotting, cell culture, and developing disease models in
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after infection and vaccination, (b) examining variability in individuals’ responses after multiple exposures and inferring correlates of protection, (c) developing methods to measure vaccine