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RES TECHNICIAN - PAULI CALS/ FOREST & WILDLIFE ECOL Northern Wisconsin
RES TECHNICIAN - PAULI summary: The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Wisconsin – Madison offers a dynamic work environment, including a broad range of engaging and diverse responsibilities where we are in need of one field technician needed to assist with an ongoing small mammal trapping project in northern Wisconsin.
OUTREACH PROGRAM MANAGER CALS/PLANT PATHOLOGY Madison
OUTREACH PROGRAM MANAGER summary: The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) Department of Plant Pathology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison offers a dynamic work environment, including a broad range of engaging and diverse responsibilities related to the communication of activities and impact of the Organic Collaborative.
Agricultural Equipment Operator I CALS/PLANT PATHOLOGY/POTATO OP Rhinelander
Agricultural Equipment Operator I summary: The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) at the University of Wisconsin – Madison offers a dynamic work environment, including a broad range of engaging and diverse responsibilities related to foundation seed potato production for us by seed potato growers in Wisconsin. The farm operation is located in Rhinelander, WI and is a remote location isolated from other production areas of the State. The aim of the program is to produce seed that is true to type, free from diseases and varietal mixture.
AGRICULTURAL LABORER CALS/PLANT PATHOLOGY/POTATO OP Rhinelander
AGRICULTURAL LABORER summary: The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) at the University of Wisconsin – Madison offers a dynamic work environment, including a broad range of engaging and diverse responsibilities related to foundation seed potato production for us by seed potato growers in Wisconsin. The farm operation is located in Rhinelander, WI and is a remote location isolated from other production areas of the State. The aim of the program is to produce seed that is true to type, free from diseases and varietal mixture.
DAIRY PLANT MANAGER CALS/FOOD SCIENCE/DAIRY PLT Madison
DAIRY PLANT MANAGER summary: The University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Food Science is recruiting for a Dairy Plant Manager. We are seeking a highly motivated individual to manage the UW Babcock Dairy Plant facility. If you have experience with food processing equipment operations this may be the position for you.
AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT OPERATOR CALS/AG RES STA/MARSHFIELD Marshfield
AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT OPERATOR summary: Come join our team of equipment operators at the Marshfield Ag Research Station located in Stratford, WI.
ARLINGTON FEED MILL OPERATOR CALS/AG RES STA/ARL Arlington
ARLINGTON FEED MILL OPERATOR summary: The feed mill is an animal research and instructional facility that provides approximately 4,000 tons of feed per year for animals within the UW College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and UW Animal Health and Biomedical Sciences. This position prepares research animal feed at a complex feed mill operation located at the UW Arlington Agricultural Research Station, delivers the feed to animal units and fills in on the farm crew as time permits.
DAIRY APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST CALS/DAIRY RES, CTR FOR Madison
DAIRY APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST summary: The Center for Dairy Research is a non-profit organization that strives to advance the North American dairy industry by generating knowledge and transferring insights to the industry. We are seeking a dairy applications expert who can combine their expertise with the resources of the Center to support industry clients with product development, educational, and outreach efforts. The position will be based in our new facility in Babcock Hall.
TEACHING FACULTY I CALS/BIOCHEMISTRY Madison
TEACHING FACULTY I summary: The Department of Biochemistry is seeking a Teaching Faculty staff member to add to our instructional team in expanding summer teaching offerings and to assist in major undergraduate Biochemistry courses.
DAIRY FOODS & PROCESSING TRAINER CALS/DAIRY RES, CTR FOR Madison
DAIRY FOODS & PROCESSING TRAINER summary: The Center for Dairy Research (CDR) is looking for someone to join our team as a Dairy Foods & Processing Trainer. Work closely with our scientists, researchers, and other staff to provide the best training in the dairy industry. If you have a background in dairy foods and a passion for teaching and outreach, this is the job for you!
POST AWARD ACCOUNTANT CALS/BACTERIOLOGY Madison
POST AWARD ACCOUNTANT summary: The Department of Bacteriology is seeking an outgoing, talented individual to join our administrative team. Our faculty, staff, and students have created a vibrant place to learn, teach, and conduct research, a place rich in opportunity, ideas, creativity, and resources, and a place where people can flourish and discover their own potential. Because we engage people with widely differing backgrounds, talents, perspectives, and styles, we achieve excellence through diversity.
FOOD APPLICATIONS KITCHEN ASSISTANT CALS/DAIRY RES, CTR FOR Madison
FOOD APPLICATIONS KITCHEN ASSISTANT summary: Be a part of the Center for Dairy Research (CDR) on UW-Madison campus, in Babcock Hall, assisting our scientists, researchers, sensory coordinator and food technologist in our Food Applications Kitchen. As part of the CDR communications team, you will prepare samples, assemble foods for tasting and events, organize and manage supply inventory, interact with training participants, maintain proper cleaning and sanitizing procedures and be the point person for the proper use of the equipment and supplies used in the Kitchen Lab.
RESEARCHER CALS/BIOCHEMISTRY Madison
RESEARCHER summary: The Attie Lab, within the Department of Biochemistry, is seeking a Researcher who enjoys being part of a team and is enthusiastic about science! This is an opportunity to work among a team of experienced researchers and assist in our research in the areas of genetics of metabolic diseases with a special focus on diabetes.
BIOINFORMATICS SOFTWARE ENGINEER CALS/BIOCHEMISTRY Madison
BIOINFORMATICS SOFTWARE ENGINEER summary: The Attie Laboratory within the Biochemistry Department is seeking a qualified Bioinformatics Software Engineer to work closely with our team, and that of our collaborator (Avi Ma'ayan, Mt Sinai School of Medicine), to compile, curate, and construct integrated data platforms for both the ongoing genetic studies, as well as the project to revitalize the potential of GEO data sets.
INSTRUMENT MAKER CALS/ADM SVCS CTR/RUSSELL LABS Madison
INSTRUMENT MAKER summary: This position provides support to the research, instructional and outreach programs of the academic departments of Entomology, Forest and Wildlife Ecology, and Plant Pathology by performing as a highly skilled machinist in the design, creation, and/or modification of unique, highly intricate, and precise scientific equipment, industrial equipment, and mechanical systems. This position is part of the Russell Labs Administrative Service Center and works collaboratively with other support staff, and faculty and students in the academic departments.
RESEARCH ADMINISTRATOR CALS/BIOCHEMISTRY Madison
RESEARCH ADMINISTRATOR summary: The Department of Biochemistry is seeking a Research Administrator to serve as a liaison to the department's accounting, research and administrative staff. As a key person in the Biochemistry fiscal team this position will provide support in departmental fiscal activities including pre- and post-award sponsored project administration and overall financial management.
DESCRIPTIVE SENSORY PANELIST CALS/DAIRY RES, CTR FOR Madison
DESCRIPTIVE SENSORY PANELIST summary: Do you love dairy products? Would you like to learn more about the science of taste and smell? CDR is looking for individuals to train to become part of their standing descriptive analysis sensory panel. After initial training you will meet with the rest of the panel for 2-3 hour long sessions to evaluate dairy products and quantify their flavor and texture attributes.
ANIMAL CARE TECHNICIAN II CALS/ANIMAL & DAIRY/DAIRY HERD Madison
ANIMAL CARE TECHNICIAN II summary: The Dairy Cattle Center within the heart of the UW-Madison campus is looking for a hardworking, dedicated animal care staff member to work with and care for the animals at the facility. The Department of Animal and Dairy Science has this industry leading research facility right here on the UW campus that houses over 80 cows used to help meet our teaching, research, and outreach missions. If you are passionate about animals, supportive of dairy research and want to learn how you can play a critical role in dairy research support, we invite you to apply for the position on our team.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES CALS/NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES Madison
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES summary: The UW-Madison Department of Nutritional Sciences is currently welcoming applications for a new tenure track faculty member. This person will develop and conduct a nationally recognized research program relevant to the multidisciplinary field of nutrition and health with an emphasis on personalized nutrition. Although applications in all research areas will be considered and are encouraged, areas of targeted interest include the control of metabolism via cellular and inter-organ regulatory networks, digestive biology and disease, nutrition and epigenetics, dietary interactions, and the effects of environmental factors on nutrition and metabolism. The Department of Nutritional Sciences is highly ranked, collegial, collaborative, dynamic, and successful.
TOWNSEND LAB RESEARCH COORDINATOR CALS/ FOREST & WILDLIFE ECOL Madison
TOWNSEND LAB RESEARCH COORDINATOR summary: The Townsend Lab in the Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology is recruiting for a part-time Research Coordinator with flexible work hours. The Townsend Lab uses airborne and satellite imagery to understand patterns of vegetation processes, including both natural and agricultural systems. Lab funding comes primarily from NASA and the National Science Foundation, and we are the UW-Madison lead for an NSF-funded Biology Integration Institute. As the Research Coordinator, you will provide administrative support to the research group including postdocs, research staff, graduate and undergraduate students. Primary duties include managing lab purchases and purchasing card reconciliation, coordinating travel and fleet arrangements, maintaining a calendar of deadlines for the group, collating information for various reports to funding agencies and University offices, as well as being a liaison to undergraduate hourly workers. The Research Coordinator will need to collaborate with other administrative staff in the department, and may also do some light data entry and assist the lab data manager with data uploads and organization.

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