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SalaryTECHNICAL ASSOCIATE I, Chemistry-Shoulders Lab, to join a group that is interested in understanding how cells fold proteins and using the tools of evolution to understand proteostasis and develop next-generation biomolecules. Will work in the area of protein homeostasis and assist with projects studying the folding and quality control mechanisms for collagen and possible treatments for collagen-related disorders. The position offers an opportunity to be involved in all group activities, including presenting research results and ideally co-authorship on scientific publications. Responsibilities will include providing comprehensive technical support for researchers and their projects and assisting with research experiments to achieve the lab’s scientific research objectives; analyzing experimental data, addressing methodological problems in experimental protocols, and reporting on data; conducting laboratory and organizational tasks to ensure the smooth operation of the group; and the stewardship of key equipment. Will also assist with induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) culture and differentiations, small molecule screening, mouse colony maintenance and genotyping, and mouse phenotype analysis.
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REQUIRED: bachelor’s degree in biology, biochemistry, or a field directly related to the work; at least two years of experience in a biomedical or biochemical/biological research laboratory; experience in at least one of the following-mammalian cell culture, mouse colony maintenance, iPSC culture, and/or small molecule screening; proficiency with basic lab techniques and principles of molecular biology; excellent organizational and written and oral communication skills; and knowledge of scientific databases and publications. Candidates interested in applying to M.D. and/or Ph.D. programs and/or gaining experience for work in the biotech/biopharma industries are encouraged to apply. Job #23761
Should be able to commit two years to working as a Technical Associate.
