31 web-programmer-developer-"https:" "UCL" Postdoctoral positions at University of Oregon
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, cartography, data visualization, data wrangling, GIS, programming, and/or web development. • Ability to think creatively, solve problems, and work well in a diverse, collaborative setting. • Ability to use
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. The position will have a formal mentor plan and involve professional development opportunities throughout the appointment to improve evidence synthesis and knowledge mobilization skills. The University of Oregon
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Scholar Annual Basis: 12 Month Review of Applications Begins January 12, 2026; position open until filled Special Instructions to Applicants Candidates are asked to apply online at https
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that supports significant research activities in a wide range of fields in the Biology discipline including neuroscience, genetics, cell and developmental biology, evolution, ecology, and marine biology. The
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career path in the chosen field, this position requires a formal mentor plan and Individualized Development Plan. Positions are limited duration, funding contingent appointments that may be part-time or
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addition to career development, the postdoctoral scholar and PI will create and follow mentoring and individual development plans. Please see http://chemistry.uoregon.edu for information on current research within
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and contact information for three (3) professional references. See https://accelerate.uoregon.edu/performance for information about our team and current grants. Department Summary The Knight Campus
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. The Department includes more than 35 teaching faculty, emeritus faculty, research staff, graduate students, and professional/administrative staff. For more information on the Department, visit https
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, to educate in the sciences of materials, and to serve Oregon as a resource in these sciences. More information about the Materials Science Institute at the University of Oregon may be found by visiting
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expected to work independently on projects; Postdoctoral Scholars work under a mentoring plan intended to support and develop their research skills after completing a PhD. The University of Oregon and the