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* Lead an independent project from experimental design through execution, analysis, and publication. Perform in vivo mouse studies relevant to regeneration, including tissue collection and phenotyping (and
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surveys, focus groups, organizational audits, and stakeholder convenings. Coordinate data collection, management, analysis, and interpretation to inform program development and institutional recommendations
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Biology, and the Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Michigan, and provides an excellent opportunity for training and career development. Required Qualifications* PhD and/or MD Degree Three
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., Michigan Cognitive Aging Project ). The position is located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Opportunities for participation in other data collection efforts and secondary data analysis of other large, longitudinal
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access features impact physical activity, social participation, and health outcomes for older adults and people with disabilities. Key responsibilities include: Data Analysis & Dissemination (30%): Analyze
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, Public Health, or a related health sciences discipline. Demonstrated experience with quantitative data analysis and proficiency with at least one statistical programming language (R, SAS, Python, etc
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imaging analysis Sleep Profiler Sleep EEG/EMG analysis Neuropsychological assessments Statistical analysis Required Qualifications* Applicants must have completed a graduate degree (PhD) in cognitive
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pharmacological interventions. Advanced tissue and multi-omic molecular analysis (e.g., single-cell RNA-seq, transcriptomics, proteomics). Responsibilities* Research Leadership & Data Stewardship: Design, lead, and
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* The candidate will: Benchmark/validate/adapt radiation dosimetry algorithms developed at Michigan and by industry collaborators. Develop code for data analysis. Perform patient specific dosimetry calculations and
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troubleshoot independently , the ability to conduct statistical analysis, and the ability to conduct literature reviews, synthesize data, and write manuscripts. Mission Statement Michigan Medicine improves