93 postdoc-in-postdoc-in-automation-and-control positions at University of Pittsburgh
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in the humanities, social sciences, geography, or library and information sciences. Desirable: Proficiency in Python for data processing and automation. Experience with digitization workflows, OCR/HTR
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contract terms when necessary. Analyze and project financial data for grant budgets. Ensure fiscal control and compliance with institutional policies Physical Effort Mostly sedentary. Must be able to get
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recognition initiatives, including the 1787 Society and Inauguration program. Oversee and maintain control of the main program budget and 28 individual program budgets. Collaborate with Philanthropic & Alumni
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QC Assistant Director - IMCPL Health Sciences Core Research Facilities - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (25003420) The QC Assistant Director will lead the Quality Control function for cell and gene
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taught may include Intro. to Engineering Analysis, Intro. to Engineering Computing, Linear Circuits and Systems, Sensors and Automation, Digital Logic, Technical Calculus, and Differential Equations
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sufficient visual acuity to recognize animals inadvertently left in cages as well as automated equipment notifications and printouts • have sufficient audible acuity to hear equipment alarms and other warnings
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in cages as well as automated equipment notifications and printouts • have sufficient audible acuity to hear equipment alarms and other warnings. • wear facility specific Personal Protective Equipment
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management guidance. Provide guidance to faculty administration on University and School policies and procedures regarding faculty and volunteer faculty. Ensure proper documentation control and management over
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to operate transmission electron microscopes, fine motor control for handling electron microscope grids. The University of Pittsburgh is committed to championing all aspects of diversity, equity, inclusion
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Ability to operate transmission electron microscopes, find motor control for handling electron microscope grids. The University of Pittsburgh is committed to championing all aspects of diversity, equity