42 Science research jobs at Brown University in united-states-of-America in United States
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for collaborating with other faculty members in Brown University Department of Biostatistics and the Carney Institute for Brain Science. This is a two-year position. The successful candidate will develop methods
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Job Description: The Research Assistant will coordinate experiments in the area of protein biochemistry and molecular and cell biology aimed at understanding the basic function of the LINE-1
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the PI in experiments involving general molecular biology procedures, cell culture, biochemistry, and laboratory maintenance. The Research Assistant will also assist with data analysis and record keeping
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experiments involving general molecular biology procedures, cell culture, biochemistry, and laboratory maintenance. The Research Assistant will also assist with data analysis and record keeping. The primary
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experiments in molecular biology, cell biology and biochemistry related to neurological disease. Duties include performing genotyping, PCR and other basic molecular biology procedures. Assisting with
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position with a current end date of 06/30/2026 which may be extended based on available funding. Grade 7 Job Qualifications Required: Bachelor’s degree in biology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, or related
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contracts); to develop new assays informed by biological and brain science researchers; and to support longitudinal patient studies. Responsibilities: Conduct biomarker assays Sample preparation and inventory
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degree in Biology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, or related science. Required: Basic knowledge of laboratory approaches and techniques in the areas of molecular biology and cell culture (grade 7). Required
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Job Description: Summary The Mayoral Lab is part of the Department of Neuroscience and is affiliated with the Carney institute for Brain Science at Brown University. The lab studies glia-neuron
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. The Fairbrother Laboratory uses a combination of computational biology and high-throughput genomics techniques to identify functional elements in the genome. We seek to understand recognition events important in