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libraries for a wide range of applications ranging from structural biology to in-cell physiology and biophysics. The Department of Physiology and Cellular Biophysics is a vibrant, growing department that
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. Ability to work independently. Willingness to learn. Strong Troubleshooting Skills. Problem Solving Skills. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor???s Degree in neuroscience, biology, or a highly related
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Investigator (PI). Responsibilities: Assist post-doctoral associates and PI in laboratories. Apply scientific research methods to help design experiments. Perform virology and molecular biology assays. Collect
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biology, and lab management support. Additional general laboratory duties will also be assigned, such as mycoplasma testing and ordering reagents. The incumbent will receive on the job training for
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experience in computational analysis of data or molecular biology will be a plus. All applications must be made through Columbia University's online recruiting system ASR; on the site, please upload cover
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by nearly 500 researchers from nearly 200 individual labs across the Columbia University campuses that represent a diverse array of research areas, including stem cell biology, immunology, cancer
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on mechanisms of entry and membrane fusion mediated by SARS-CoV-2 and measles virus. Candidate will apply techniques including peptide and small molecule assessment and molecular biology that was mastered during
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background in molecular biology and biochemistry, and cancer biology. Detailed information about our laboratory and Research Projects can be found online: Zhang Lab and Research information can be found
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processes/protocols. The successful candidate should have experience in electron Cryo-microscopy and a successful track record in molecular biology/physiology. The Department of Physiology and Cellular
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studies of the microbiome, neural signaling, tumor immunity and autoimmunity, Barrett’s esophagus, chronic liver injury, inflammation and fibrosis leading to cancer, intestinal stem cell biology and tissue