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of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, are seeking a highly motivated and organized Research Specialist B. Our research interests span protein ubiquitination, molecular epigenetics, cancer biology, and drug
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stem cells (hiPSCs)-derived 2D and 3D models to study epigenetic and epitranscriptomic mechanisms by which neurons repair DNA damage. Results derived from this study potentially will not only provide new
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(hiPSCs)-derived 2D and 3D models to study epigenetic and epitranscriptomic mechanisms by which neurons repair DNA damage. Results derived from this study potentially will not only provide new insights
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iPSC derived microglia and neurons. This work will also entail advanced sequencing techniques to measure transcriptomic and epigenetic changes in vitro and in vivo , cellular function assays with live
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, belonging, and a collaborative ethos within the laboratory and with the members of other laboratories in Penn Genetics, Epigenetics, and Neuroscience communities Established track record of working with a
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have extensive experience in the fields of stem cell biology, molecular biology, iPSC culture, biochemistry, human genetics, neuroscience, epigenetics, and bioinformatics. To this end, we seek a
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information visualization a plus Experience with analysis of genome-wide genetic, epigenetic, or other ‘omics datasets a plus Experience with other programming languages (HTML5, PHP, Java, C, C++, PLINK, SUGEN
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iPSC derived microglia and neurons. This work will also entail advanced sequencing techniques to measure transcriptomic and epigenetic changes in vitro and in vivo , cellular function assays with live
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for Regenerative Medicine (IRM), and the Epigenetics Institute (EPI). The position will be responsible for assisting faculty and staff with Purchase Orders, travel and expense management, processing journal entries
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and find biological patterns in a wide range of genetic and epigenetic sequencing and imaging data to facilitate the paper figures of lab members. Candidate will train on the lab’s fundamental