572 multiple-sequence-alignment uni jobs at The University of Chicago in United States
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to the history of the book, the materiality of texts, literary studies, or information and conservation science. Preferred Competencies Demonstrated organization skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks
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qualifications. There will be multiple opportunities for appointees to collaborate with faculty in some of the following programs: the University of Chicago Neuroscience Institute, the Department of Organismal
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environment. Some weekend hours required. Ability to conduct and coordinate multiple projects, general ability to troubleshoot and solve problems independently with limited direction, ability to work accurately
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the success of projects and initiatives. Coordinates logistics of major events, and assists in planning events. Prioritizes and manages multiple projects simultaneously and follows through on issues in a
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need for crisis or other intervention. Analyzes multiple sources of data in making clinical judgments and in determining the effectiveness of a plan of care. Develops problem lists with associated
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with supervision, as a part of a team, individually or while taking directions from others. Work effectively with multiple constituencies. Establish good working relationships with people of different
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verbal communication skills. Manage multiple projects simultaneously and meet tight deadlines. Excellent organizational skills and problem-solving skills. Follow an issue through to resolution
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collaborate with policymakers, practitioners, and people with lived experience to understand multiple perspectives and figure out what works. Elevate equity & inclusion: We aim to hire people with a range
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randomization across multiple projects. Generates clear data visualizations. Drafts memos, spreadsheets, and presentations targeting both policymakers and academic researchers. Reviews other analysts’ code as a
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accountability for deliverables and outcomes. Ability to take multiple complex tasks and break them into smaller ones, estimating the effort needed to complete them, prioritizing them appropriately, and ensuring