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Regular/Temporary Regular Job Code 0001 Employee Class Civil Service Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job Perform laboratory research and surgery (100%): · Perform and
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obesity and diabetes and intestinal cancers, with an emphasis on the impact of gastrointestinal nutrient sensing and signaling to the brain. The lab specializes in utilizing transgenic animal models along
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Services Specialist. This dynamic role is responsible for providing administrative support in the Center’s Student Services and Academic Programs area. This individual is the first point of contact
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biology, genetics, physiology or biomedicine and have a strong track record of, and potential for, success. The applicant should have a keen research interest in cell signaling, calcium dynamics
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and Final Exam Schedule for the Twin Cities campus. This includes serving as the primary point of contact for academic class and final exam room scheduling; process management; coordinating workflow
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-term strategies and best practices for technology, process, policy, and other areas of support for 18,000 applicants per year as well as the graduate programs, faculty, admissions staff, Graduate School
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collection, processing, analysis, and reporting of data related to Dr. Amundsen-Huffmaster's R01 - The Neurophysiology of Impaired Transitions in Parkinson's Disease with Freezing of Gait and/or the Udall
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across the CSUs Maintain an in depth understanding of COE functions and capabilities, proactive suggest ways that COE processes and technology can be implemented into CSU core functions Be the point person
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to the corresponding cardiovascular and renal phenotype. Finally, we take a molecular approach to study the proteins and non-peptide signals that may be the primary drivers of sensory nerve activation. Duties
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education to undergraduate, medical, dental, graduate, and post-graduate students. Provide leadership and be a focal point for the strengthening of neuroscience across the University by enhancing research