What are the responsibilities and job description for the Graduate Research Assistant II (Marine Mammal Science Program) position at New College of Florida?
Assist faculty with primary research, including literature review, experimental design, data collection, data analysis, manuscript preparation, and presenting scientific findings at conferences.
Engage in networking/outreach/collaboration management on funded and unfunded research projects with PI.
Learn, use, and teach advanced acoustics and/or brain connectivity software programs.
Document and organize for ready use all sessions, data, methods, and other research materials on a daily and weekly basis.
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Currently admitted to a graduate degree program in Marine Mammal Program at NCF.
Be in good standing in all classes.
Have experience or training in a similar assignment.
Have experience performing general laboratory techniques.
Be reliable.
Establish and maintain effective working relationships with others.
Communicate clearly verbally and in writing.
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At least 1 year of prior research experience.
Evidence of prior scientific productivity, including but not limited to co-authorship on manuscripts, attendance of scientific conferences, contribution to laboratory work.
Marine mammal experience.
Engage in networking/outreach/collaboration management on funded and unfunded research projects with PI.
Learn, use, and teach advanced acoustics and/or brain connectivity software programs.
Document and organize for ready use all sessions, data, methods, and other research materials on a daily and weekly basis.
,
Currently admitted to a graduate degree program in Marine Mammal Program at NCF.
Be in good standing in all classes.
Have experience or training in a similar assignment.
Have experience performing general laboratory techniques.
Be reliable.
Establish and maintain effective working relationships with others.
Communicate clearly verbally and in writing.
,
At least 1 year of prior research experience.
Evidence of prior scientific productivity, including but not limited to co-authorship on manuscripts, attendance of scientific conferences, contribution to laboratory work.
Marine mammal experience.
