51 biology "National Veterinary Research Institute State Research Institute in Pulawy" positions at University of Houston
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Research Assistant Professor - Cardiovascular Biology - (FAC003315) Organization : H0117 Pharmacological & Pharmaceutic Salary Commensurate with experience Description : The Department
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Adjunct Faculty - Biology - (ADJ000773) Organization : H0104 Biology Salary Commensurate with experience Description : The Department of Biology and Biochemistry is accepting applications for part
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Adjunct Faculty - Mathematical Biology - (ADJ000416) Organization : H0104 Biology Salary Commensurate with experience Description : The successful applicant will teach Mathematical Biology (Math
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analysis of experiments or research projects in areas such as chemistry, biology, psychology, sociology, mathematics, statistics, computer science, physics, optometry, all fields of engineering, etc. May
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with solid experience on cancer biology, basic and translational immunology, and genetically modified animal models. This includes but not limits to, experience in molecular cloning, high-throughput
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a part time Technical Assistant position. Our labs are interested in computational approaches to biology and structural biology, involving in particular RNA cryo-electron microscopy with implications
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Program Manager 1 - (STA014839) Organization : H0104 Biology Description Manages the day-to-day operations of a small or medium-sized university program or department. May supervise staff employees
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to higher levels. Generally supervises other personnel without undergraduate degrees. Additional duties will include performing independent experiments related to microbiology, molecular biology, or
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mounting eyelids and cell culture techniques. Skills to follow animal research protocols and stay within compliance of IACUC guidelines. Basic Cell and Molecular biology skills, including: PCR, gel
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closely with virology and molecular biology experts. Key Responsibilities: Investigate the molecular mechanisms governing HSV latent infection and reactivation using cellular and molecular biology