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The University of Chicago Academic Jobs Assistant Professor – Computational Soft Materials Engineering Position Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering Position Type: Faculty Salary Range: $125,000
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Department BSD CTD - Engineering - Plan X About the Department The Center for Translational Data Science (CTDS) at the University of Chicago is a research center whose mission is to develop
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Summary The Program Coordinator for NICU Research and SET Center manages the day-to-day operation and administration of Research in the Neonatology Section, and in the Center for the Science of Early
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national supercomputing resources. The Office of Research oversees the conduct of sponsored research, research program development, and contract management functions. Job Summary The job develops software
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The University of Chicago Academic Jobs William H. Kruskal Instructor of Statistics, Computational and Applied Mathematics Department of Statistics, Physical Sciences Division Position Type: Faculty
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information regarding program efforts. Provides scheduling and administrative support for development and HR programs/events throughout the year. Completes special projects related to HRIS systems and databases
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national supercomputing resources. The Office of Research oversees the conduct of sponsored research, research program development, and contract management functions. Job Summary The University of Chicago
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Department SSD Social Sciences Computing Services - Banotra About the Department Social Sciences Computing Services provides the Social Sciences Division with direct support for research
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, computing resources, applications, tools, and services for the broader research community to use data at scale to pursue scientific inquiry and accelerate discovery. Learn more at https://gdc.cancer.gov
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Computational Research Scientists to investigate the adaptive immune response to influenza, especially its impacts on individual protection and pathogen epidemiology and evolution. A background in nonlinear