10 mass-spectrometry positions at University of California, San Diego in United States
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candidate, this position will be hired at Staff Research Associate I or Staff Research Associate II Under supervision, the incumbent will assist senior researchers with preparing samples for mass spectrometry
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of Chemistry and Biochemistry manages eleven recharge facilities supporting national as well as UCSD-wide research endeavors in academe and industry: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Molecular Mass Spectrometry
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, operation, and maintenance of analytical instrumentation within the new Collaborative Mass Spectrometry Innovation Center & Dorrestein Laboratory, both at the UCSD Skaggs School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical
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supporting national as well as UCSD-wide research endeavors in academe and industry: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Molecular Mass Spectrometry, Biomolecular and Proteomics Mass Spectroscopy, Inorganic
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chromatography orbitrap mass spectrometry, and bioinformatic skills including experience with MZmine 3, SIRIUS, CANOPUS and statistical packages integrated with these informatics tools. Assist with high
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manipulation using PCR and modern molecular cloning methods. Capable of passaging cell lines in tissue culture using sterile techniques. Knowledge to prepare cell-culture samples for Mass Spectrometry and
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of Chemistry and Biochemistry manages eight recharge facilities supporting national as well as UCSD-wide research endeavors in academe and industry: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Molecular Mass Spectrometry
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supporting national as well as UCSD-wide research endeavors in academe and industry: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Molecular Mass Spectrometry, Biomolecular and Proteomics Mass Spectroscopy, Inorganic
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supporting national as well as UCSD-wide research endeavors in academe and industry: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Molecular Mass Spectrometry, Biomolecular and Proteomics Mass Spectroscopy, Inorganic
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then interface microbiology techniques to characterize important factors identified during these interactions. Research will utilize microbiology, cloning, and mass spectrometry procedures and maintain