Biology

Requisition Number: 35364

Salary: $4,573 - $7,358 monthly

The Opportunity

Department of Health and Human Services

Division of Preclinical Innovation

Supervisory Biochemist, GS-0401-15

Director, Translational Bioengineering Program

AC1491

Rockville, Maryland

$148,484 - $176,300 with full Civil Service package including retirement, health, and life insurance.

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The Gannon University Department of Biology is seeking applications to fill a full-time, 9-month, tenure track assistant professor position beginning August 2022. We are seeking a biologist to teach introductory anatomy & physiology courses for nursing and health science majors, as well as courses across the biology curriculum and in the applicant's specialty.

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Annual Reviews has created our first Global Climate Change Fellowship to explore how best to serve the needs of individuals and groups seeking unbiased research information on global climate change, including policy makers, business professionals, educators, journalists, activists and other members of society.

Do you have experience in climate change research, a passion for understanding the needs of non-scientists for accurate information and an interest in contributing to new media products?

Bethesda, Maryland