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The Biodefense Vaccine and Other Biological Products Development Section (“Vaccine Section”) of the Office of Biodefense, Research Resources and Translational Research (OBRRTR), Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (DMID), NIAID, seeks to recruit a Program Officer/Health Scientist Administrator.
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The Research Scientist will be expected to design/engineer proteins and carry out purification and biophysical/functional characterization of tagged and untagged proteins. Clarity in communication as well as flexibility to adjust to a dynamic, high-paced research environment with shifting priories and deadlines.
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The Principal ML Research Scientist will also have a hands-on roll and is expected to customize and create various machine learning algorithms to operate over multi-domain data and optimizing the performance of those algorithms on the data.
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The Staff Scientist I conducts research of significant scientific value in the basic or translational sciences and brings specialized skills, knowledge and experience to research programs or core laboratories.
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This is a research scientist position and is classified under the scientist career plan. Conferred Ph. D. degree that included scientific research in areas related to the work of the position which is life-cycle assessment techniques and methods and/or includes coursework in areas such as mass and energy balances, biomass analysis, environmental analysis, thermodynamics, unit process modeling.
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The Research Scientist works with a small team of other scientists, statistical/programming analysts, database manager, and web specialist at Columbia Basin Research (CBR). Other research studies that the Research Scientist may be involved with include salmon river migration, mark-recapture modeling, river temperature modeling, climate change impacts on salmon species, laboratory or field research, and open science.
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We seek a Viral Diagnostics Analytical Sciences and Technology (ASAT) Senior Scientist to support the Pilot Bioproduction Facility (PBF) at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) in Silver Spring, Maryland.
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Job responsibilities are similar to the following positions: Research Scientist, Graduate Research Scientist, Research Associate, Research Assistant, Doctoral degree and 7+ years of experience in a research discipline relevant to patient-centered outcomes research (e.g., clinical epidemiology, health services research, sociology, psychology, health policy, biostatistics, economics, bioinformatics, data science, education or health education.
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In addition, the staff scientist will be responsible for assisting the principal investigator in the planning and execution research projects, grant applications and publications. A Staff Scientist II can serve in several roles in the laboratory depending on their scientific specialty and needs of the research project they are supporting.
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Experience providing program support, or other research and administrative support to subject matter experts, scientist, or doctors. Fitting candidates should have experience working as a Scientist Administrator, Social and Behavioral Scientific Administrator, Health Science Policy Analyst, or Public Health Analyst.
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A Staff Scientist is an NIH employee generally appointed to a time-limited, renewable position to support the long-term research of a Principal Investigator. The Section on Structural Cell Biology (SSCB) in the Division of Intramural Research (DIR), National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD), National Institutes of Health (NIH), seeks a Staff Scientist.
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The Human Resources Research Organization (HumRRO), a non-profit national leader in workforce assessment, human capital consulting, and educational research, is seeking a full-time Data Scientist to join our growing organization.
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The Technical Applications Lead (payroll title: Research Scientist/Engineer 4) supports research being conducted by faculty and graduate students in the Taskar Center for Accessible Technology.
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Job Vacancy Announcement - Health Scientist Administrator (Program Officer) - Genomics Research Branch (GRB) Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Program Overview The National Institute of Health (NIMH), Division of Neuroscience and Basic Behavioral Science (DNBBS) directs, plans, and supports research programs in the areas of fundamental neuroscience, human genetics, basic behavioral science, research training, resource development, technology development, drug discovery, and research dissemination.
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Applies existing behavioral and social science research principles, concepts, and methods to execute research tasks under the direction of senior staff, to include collecting and analyzing data and other information, reviewing scientific literature, and conducting literature reviews.
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