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Schedule Number of positions: 4 Department: 184-Chemistry Contact Name: Dan Kraut Contact Phone/Extension: 610-519-4840 Position Summary Information Job Description Summary: Students will report directly to
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Schedule Number of positions: 1 Department: 184-Chemistry Contact Name: Melissa Steinman Contact Phone/Extension: 610-519-4840 Position Summary Information Job Description Summary: Students will report
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Engineering major preferred, but not required. Previous laboratory experience preferred (for example, general chemistry course or general biology course is acceptable.) Must be 18 years of age or older
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basic laboratory experience required (for example, general chemistry course or general biology course from high school is acceptable). Individual must be able to work well both independently and as part
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completed 1 to 3 years of undergraduate curriculum so far. Previous basic laboratory experience required (for example, general chemistry course or general biology course from high school is acceptable
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. Science or Engineering major preferred, but not required. Previous laboratory experience required (for example, general chemistry course or general biology course is acceptable). Must be 18 years of age or
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basic laboratory experience required (for example, general chemistry course or general biology course from high school is acceptable). Individual must be able to work well both independently and as part
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laboratory experience preferred (for example, general chemistry course or general biology course is acceptable.) Must be 18 years of age or older. Additional Information: Physical Demands Summary: Wage Rate
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connective tissues, including cartilage and disc. We are looking for a creative innovator who can work with us on new molecular/biomaterial chemistries to optimize connective tissue repair and regeneration
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connective tissues, including cartilage and disc. We are looking for a creative innovator who can work with us on new molecular/biomaterial chemistries to optimize connective tissue repair and regeneration