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Patient Safety

I'm looking for a research assistant with excellent technology and computer skills and experience with datasets. Some healthcare experience or knowledge is helpful. A willingness to learn quickly and accuracy is essential. Please email me directly if you are interested....

Required Availability
The End of Time
Course Credit?
No
Paid Position?
No

Asian Americans and Health Care Services in Alabama

We are seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented undergraduate and graduate research assistant with experiences in quantitative and qualitative research methods. The successful candidate will contribute to a research project regarding “Asian Americans and Health Care Services in Alabama.” This is a dynamic and hands-on role that offers the opportunity to gain practical experience in mixed method research approach in academic setting. The successful candidate will work closely with the research team in involving data collection, analysis, and report/manuscript writing. Required Qualifications Major in a relevant field such as social sciences, social work, psychology, health sciences, or a related discipline. • Strong proficiency in...

Required Availability
The End of Time
Course Credit?
No
Paid Position?
Yes - $15/hour

Literature Reviews

Looking for a student interested in assisting with scoping and systematic literature reviews. An understanding of the difference between a published literature review and an original research study is critical. Ability to use provided search strings in databases and use technology to upload, transfer, and manage documents in searchable databases and Covidence or at least learn and troubleshoot when using them is required. Knowledge of basic research design, foundational statistics, and research skills is helpful. Please email me directly if interested....

Required Availability
The End of Time
Course Credit?
No
Paid Position?
No

Metabolic Engineering and Synthetic Biology

The Summers research lab is always looking for motivated undergraduate students who are interested in performing research at the interface of engineering, microbiology, and biochemistry. Students will work on one of several projects related to genetic engineering of bacteria and yeast, including: (1) Elucidation of how bacteria recognize and respond to caffeine in their environment (2) Development of tools to engineer bacteria and yeast (3) Engineering bacteria to create high-value chemicals (4) Engineering yeast cells to produce high-value chemicals Students should expect to spend 6-10 hours per week in the lab. A commitment of at least one academic year is requested, but ideally students will continue to perform research in the l...

Required Availability
The End of Time
Course Credit?
Yes - CHE 491/498
Paid Position?
No