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Details Posted: 12-May-24 Location: Ithaca, New York Type: Full-time Salary: Open Categories: Academic/Faculty Internal Number: 3-82191 Teaching Associate--Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Cornell
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Teaching Associate--Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Cornell University (Ithaca, NY) We are looking for two Teaching Associates who will assist in supporting the teaching of several courses within
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The Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology offers a full range of courses in physical, organic, inorganic, analytical, theoretical, materials, bioorganic, bioinorganic and biophysical
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includes but is not limited to the following duties and responsibilities: Conducting laboratory and field work: The technician will be responsible for work in 1. analytical chemistry laboratory and 2. field
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to scientists and students from university, government and industrial labs around the world. These groups employ CHESS to conduct research in areas ranging from biology, physics, and chemistry to mechanical and
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, cell biology, or immunology laboratory or equivalent combination of education and experience. Knowledge of basic chemistry, buffer preparation, and calculations Experience with mammalian cell culture
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. Experience with collecting and handling blood, tissue, and/or gastrointestinal samples. Experience performing basic wet-chemistry techniques in the lab. Experiencing organizing and presenting data. Application
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laboratory and field work: The technician will be responsible for work in 1. analytical chemistry laboratory and 2. field sites to collect data of geological, environmental, and atmospheric nature. This may
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contaminants in edible biota tissues of concern. Drafting technical reports, memoranda, and data analyses to support recommendations. What We Need We are looking for a talented individual who builds and
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, Molecular Biology, Organic Chemistry, or Proteomics. The successful candidate will engage in exciting research projects focused on unraveling the molecular mechanisms by which post-translational modifications