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. • Collaborate with internal and external research partners. • Contribute to grant application and the development of competitive research proposals. • Provide mentorship to graduate and undergraduate students in
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, online, and lab experiments to study issues such as motivation, dishonesty, cooperation, financial decision making, health behaviors, and habit formation • Developing and testing behavioral
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in the context of ambiguity and change Demonstrated commitment to completing work efficiently and by designated deadlines Demonstrated ability to prepare grant budgets Other Requirements: The position
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to malaria transmission, immune development and vaccine design based on innovative, longitudinal data sources describing complex parasite genetics in both human and mosquito infections as well as human immune
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disciplines through participation in Hub activities, including a Bass Connections project. The postdoctoral associate will co-develop a research project related to critical minerals. Potential project topics
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elusive, in part due to our limited understanding of the mechanisms of bnAb induction during natural infection. Dr. Williams has been awarded a NIH UM1 grant to develop new vaccine strategies that can
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will develop and apply population-level, natural history models of uterine cancer. The fellow will join established, collaborative teams at Duke University. This position is ideal for a highly skilled
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History Department and assist in the development of collaborative projects that link History and CDS and draw on the talents of Duke students. The successful applicant will have the chance to interact with
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repository, organizing PECAHN meetings, and developing and assisting with cross-site research projects. Both positions will require self-direction and the ability to work effectively with other team members
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biology, and evolution. Learn more about our interests, motivations and discoveries: https://sites.duke.edu/silverlab/ . Conduct independent research activities under the guidance of a faculty mentor in