107 algorithm-development-"Prof"-"Washington-University-in-St" positions at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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) in Tennessee • Develop partnerships with county, district, and multi-state Extension faculty, industry representatives, Tennessee Department of Agriculture, and Experiment Station personnel
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Science Location Jackson, TN Open Date Sep 26, 2024 Description · Develop, deliver and evaluate an externally funded row crop Precision Agriculture Technology Extension Program employing innovative
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the dean according to the demands of enrollment and scheduling. The primary teaching responsibilities will include the development and instruction in online asynchronous courses in undergraduate applied AI
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Tesla MRI, nuclear medicine, video endoscopy, intraoperative fluoroscopy, lithotripsy, and DEXA scanning. Also available to the surgery service are a fully developed nutrition service, a regenerative
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, neurobiology with significant graduate coursework in these disciplines at time of appointment; and 2) teaching experience in cellular and/or molecular biology, genetics, development or physiology. Besides these
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sample receiving, developing a comparative pathology service to support research, and working towards further accreditation and becoming a National Animal Health Laboratory Network (NAHLN) partner
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Envisioning and Narrating Emerging Futures (ENEF): https://artsci.utk.edu/about/faculty-initiatives . We are seeking tenure-line faculty who will have overlapping interests that foster faculty development and
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able to contribute to existing courses in nuclear engineering, as well as to develop new avenues of teaching. The focus area for this search is on nuclear fission engineering. Relevant teaching focus
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the public sector, state and local government, economic development, and planning and land use. The teaching load is 2-2. The successful candidate should have an active research agenda addressing one or more
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discovery, innovation, and interdisciplinary graduate education and to prepare the next generation of talent in areas of critical importance to the nation and the State of Tennessee. The institute’s current