94 computer-science-programming-languages-"St"-"ST" Postdoctoral positions at Conservatorio di Musica "Santa Cecilia" in United States
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pathways in patients with infectious diseases. This project builds on a large body of work implicating IEI in susceptibility to specific infectious (Ciancanelli, et al. Science 2015; Beziat, et al. Cell 2021
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development plan with structured mentorship • Opportunities to improve oral communication through seminars and conference presentations • Proposal writing skill development through engagement with major
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, Computer Science, Biomedical Engineering, or related field. • Demonstrated expertise in at least one of the following: – Large‑scale macaque electrophysiology (ideally Neuropixels) – Cognitive & behavioural
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technology and b) large-scale data collection in a diverse sample spanning over 250 schools across 30 states to answer three significant questions regarding the mechanisms of word reading difficulties such as
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production, and photon and fusion-energy science. Under the direction of Professor Bruce Schumm, and working in collaboration with SCIPP Fast Sensors group members and its national and international partners
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Cultures in the Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages at Stanford University is seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow working in Iberian or Latin American culture and literature of any period. We invite
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skill sets and backgrounds are therefore also critical. Additional desired skills include the following: experience using ROMS; familiarity with parallel computing and high-performance computing
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, EBV, HBV, HPV) and chemical biology trainees with a willingness and aptitude for learning new experimental systems. Our projects require an adaptable mix of molecular virology as well as protein
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, allergy/immunology, and molecular biology. Specific laboratory techniques to be performed include, but are not limited to, mice handling & procedures, tissue culture, ELISA, clotting assays, PCR, flow
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arterial hypertension using in vivo Perturb-seq. This project is related to a new NIH-funded Program Project Grant aimed at identifying differences and similarities in gene function across vascular cell