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from those with high motivation, drive and passion for creativity and independence. Applicants are expected to have a Bachelor’s degree with strong background and experience in molecular simulation
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Research Fellow We are seeking to recruit a Postdoctoral Fellow (Research Fellow). A person with background in molecular biology, cell culture, imaging and data analysis (including modelling and
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model for drug efficacy test Assist other research projects on mechanobiology, liver tissue engineering, biomaterials and imaging Oversee laboratory safety, procurement, budget management, and proposal
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, using a variety of molecular biology, cell biology, and histological techniques and animal models. To provide input into the design of experiments and the preparation of research grants and scientific
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research experiences in mouse models and/or molecular and cell biology techniques (e.g., primary cell preparations, CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, confocal microscopy, FACS, histology, IHC, IF or protein-protein
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including molecular and cell biology, advanced fluorescence microscopy and flow cytometry, Strong quantitative and statistics background, as well as strong programming skills (e.g. Python, Perl, C, C++, Java
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wet lab experiments that require cell culture, different molecular biology techniques and mouse model. The Research Assistant will also do general laboratory maintenance, for example preventive
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projects: Ischaemic stroke and cardiovascular diseases, focused on biomarker discovery and validation using preclinical vascular and animal models. A key focus of the work is to understand the reasons why
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completion of all research and documents. Technical Skills Establish new cell line models. Perform experiments involving bench work, tissue culture and genotyping. Assisting to develop and carry out
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Other Responsibilities and Duties Job Description The National University of Singapore invites applications for Research Assistant role funded by Centre Grant Programme “MOlecular Markers