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Coordinates the lifecycle of original research projects from abstract to publication. Assists with the production of images and presentation materials to specification. Organizes original research abstract
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discussions. Assist in maintaining a clean and organized laboratory environment, including restocking supplies, cleaning equipment, and disposing of waste materials. Minimum Qualifications Master's degree in
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Summary A Research Assistant II (RA-II) primarily conducts cancer-focused research projects for the Advanced Cell Engineering and 3D Models Core facility under the supervision of the shared resource
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Summary The Research Assistant I will coordinate receipt of samples and utilize molecular biology techniques to process samples. Additionally, they will assist with routine laboratory operations
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the development of new programmatic grant submissions (pre-award) Develop program material as needed including abstracts, publications, presentations, and marketing materials Monitor research project expenditures
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on ACLAM boards material Regulatory responsibilities: Serves on the IACUC as an alternate member. Performs IACUC protocol reviews, IACUC facility and lab inspections, and semiannual program evaluations
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Apply now » Title: Coordinator, Ophthalmic Technology-Ophthalmic Technician Division: Ophthalmology Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Work Location: Houston, TX Salary Range: $49,505
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Apply now » Title: Software Engineering and Programming Specialist Division: Pediatrics Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Work Location: Texas Medical Center, Houston, TX Salary Range
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Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in a science related field. No experience required. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor degree in a science related field (preferably biology or physiology) with at least 24-semester
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areas of research interest include cancer, cardiovascular diseases, molecular imaging, chemical analyses, biomedical engineering, medical device development, and molecular biology. Candidates are expected