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biology for more than 15 years. Its forward-thinking structure, centralized funding, and collaborative culture make it ideally suited to take this bold leap forward. To learn more about the initiative
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Benefits at HHMI site to learn more. Compensation Range $70,000.00 (minimum) - $80,500.00 (midpoint) - $91,000.00 (maximum) Pay Type: Annual HHMI’s salary structure is developed based on relevant job market
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or action selection. A current promising project investigates how neuronal integration occurs at the interface of forebrain and hindbrain structures. We believe that elucidating the integration rules will
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diverse user base. It serves the entire HHMI community nationwide for cutting-edge research in structural and cellular biology. The facility currently hosts three highly configured Titan Krios microscopes
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Range $200,184.80 (minimum) - $250,231.00 (midpoint) - $325,300.30 (maximum) Pay Type: Annual HHMI’s salary structure is developed based on relevant job market data. HHMI considers a candidate's education
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organizational structure. Experience with integrated ERP platforms (Workday preferred) and cloud-based SaaS solutions across HR, Financials, Procurement, and Travel & Expense. Strong understanding of data
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, educators, partners, and guests. Who Thrives in This Role: This role is well-suited for someone who enjoys being the person who brings structure, clarity, and polish to systems that others rely on. You are
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-electron tomography to pursue structural studies of the transport machinery. What we provide: Relocation Assistance A competitive compensation package Opportunity to work in a small, diverse, and encouraging
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at HHMI site to learn more. Compensation Range $18.40 (minimum) - $23.03 (midpoint) - $29.93 (maximum) Pay Type: Hourly HHMI’s salary structure is developed based on relevant job market data. HHMI
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Eichler at the University of Washington School of Medicine. The Eichler lab is interested in the disease and evolutionary impact of gene duplication and other complex forms of human structural variation