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The Clinical Scientist will report to the Head of Clinical Sciences within clinical development and closely interact with the medical director(s) as well as with the biostatistics, regulatory, translational, and discovery/preclinical groups to facilitate execution of early phase studies and development of next phase clinical trials.
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Administer, configure & support Data Platform applications Informatica Cloud (IICS), Tableau, Cognos, SAS, GitHub and MOVEit MFT. · Design, implement & support cloud applications and AWS services.
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This Data Scientist position offers the opportunity to work directly with the Senior Investigators in the Division of Cardiology at BIDMC and a cross-institutional collaborative multidisciplinary team of clinicians, scientists, and trainees.
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JOB DESCRIPTION Job Title Co-op – Healthcare Data Scientist – Cambridge, MA – January - August 2025Job Description Co-op – Healthcare Data Scientist – Cambridge, MA – January - August 2025Are you interested in an Internship opportunity with Philips.
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The Walt Disney Company Direct to Consumer’s (DTC) Data Science team combines deep data analysis and research of our rich user data to present a compelling vision around user retention and preferences across the vast ecosystem of our product offerings and content.
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Experience leading teams in data analytics and data visualization, including selecting and applying the appropriate analytical techniques for statistical analysis, predictive modeling, simulation, and machine learning.
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As a Field Applications Scientist , you will be responsible for executing and supporting collaborative studies done by customers and external users of our technology. We stand by the quality of our data and build trustworthy and productive partnerships.
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Declination form required]Blood bank experience requiredASCP or AMT certification[preferred not required Description: Job Duties/Responsibilities:Responsibilities are interchangeable within job titles of medical laboratory scientist (MLS), medical technologist or clinical laboratory scientist.
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Nimble approach to programming and data analysis, with an emphasis on simple, intuitive, reasoning: quickly open unfamiliar datasets, generate simple visualizations to project the data onto our brains as usefully as possible, to stimulate hypothesis generation and the next steps of the analysis.
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The Associate Director, Clinical Scientist will be responsible for the review of patient data, they will give input on clinical trial design, and will aid in preparation of data for presentation to leadership, at conferences, and to safety oversight committees.
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Job#: 2036350 Job Description: Associate Scientist, RNA Team 2036350 Location : Waltham, MA (onsite) Therapeutic Area : Various Job Overview: This role needs a detail-oriented, curious, and creative individual with a background in molecular biology or biochemistry to join our clients RNA team, where they will play a pivotal role in advancing circRNbased technologies to boost cell and gene therapies.
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Job Description RESEARCH SCIENTIST, IN SITU SINGLE MOLECULE PROTEIN SEQUENCING, McGovern Institute for Brain Research -, to join a lab that develops cutting-edge methods for mapping, analyzing, and controlling the brain.
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Candidates must have experience practicing privacy law at a law firm and/or in-house, with extensive knowledge of US state and federal privacy laws (including CCPA/CPRA, VCDPA, HIPAA, COPPA, and BIPA) and the GDPR. - Ideal candidates will also have experience with drafting and reviewing data processing agreements, privacy policies, and security policies, as well as providing day-to-day privacy advice to in-house counsel and start-up executives.
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Generate Biomedicines is looking for a highly experienced and motivated Principal Scientist to join the multidisciplinary Protein Analytics & Biophysics team. Proficient in integrating experimental data into Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) to ensure accurate and efficient data management and accessibility is preferred.
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The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience with mammalian cell culture, particularly CNS iPSC cell types, and a proven track record in data analysis and experimental design. We are looking for a dedicated Research Scientist with a strong background in molecular and cell biology to support our research efforts.
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