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evaluation and funding, reporting to the Weil Institute Director of Data Science and Project Principal Investigator. Who We Are The Max Harry Weil Institute for Critical Care Research and Innovation The Weil
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the project's multiple principal investigators (MPIs), the Post-Doctoral Research Fellow will contribute to the scientific aims of NSAL, including but not limited to: Assisting the MPIs and Project Director on
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resonance (MR) imaging, focusing on advancing the understanding of urinary tract physiology and its disorders. The successful candidate will primarily work on an NIH-funded, multi-institutional project aimed
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, this position will contribute to laboratory seminars and discussions, allowing the candidate to impact the direction of their research project and other projects within the research group. Assist in training
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the project progresses. Required Qualifications* PhD (or equivalent) in Biomedical Sciences or related subjects. Modes of Work Positions that are eligible for hybrid or mobile/remote work mode are
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in which they will acquire core skills in research methods including analytic skill development, manuscript writing, project management, and grant development through applied research as
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contribute to laboratory seminars and discussions, allowing the candidate to impact the direction of their research project and other projects within the research group. Assist in training of lab members
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manage multiple projects and assignments with a high degree of autonomy. Supervise undergraduate and graduate students in the execution of basic science and translational studies and duties. Lead and
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Apply Now Job Summary The hired postdoctoral researcher will perform independent and directed research to achieve the objectives of the research project within the Department of Computational
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Apply Now Job Summary The hired postdoctoral researcher will perform independent and directed research to achieve the objectives of the research project within the Department of Computational