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, enthusiastic Research Assistant II to join our team. You will help develop new diagnostic technologies for profiling clinically relevant biomarkers in human biofluids using cutting edge, ultra-sensitive
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Postdoctoral Associate to help invent the next generation of liquid biopsy technologies. The De Vlaminck Lab (https://devlaminck.bme.cornell.edu ) works at the intersection of molecular engineering, genomics
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, Tracking enrollment progress; Organizing and coordinating research visits; Run the study visit (cognitive testing, MRI, biofluids) per protocol; Biofluid collection, processing, and shipping per protocol
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on developing biofluid biomarkers that improve diagnosis, define disease heterogeneity, and can be implicated in clinical trials. A major complementary effort in the lab focuses on advanced
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translational research in motor neuron disease. The focus of the Ly Lab is to develop novel biofluid biomarkers and discover therapeutic targets for motor neuron disease including amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
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, enthusiastic Research Assistant II to join our team. You will help develop new diagnostic technologies for profiling clinically relevant biomarkers in human biofluids using cutting edge, ultra-sensitive
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. Responsibilities Responsibilities involving recruitment, questionnaires, neuropsychological testing, data entry and biofluid handling. The research assistant will work under the supervision of the Senior Research
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Employee Class Civil Service Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job This position supports multi-“omics” research in the Division of Neonatology, contributing to biofluid (i.e. dried blood spot
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Department BSD SRF - Human Tissue Resource Center: Biobank - Biofluids About the Department The Human Tissue Research Center (HTRC) is a University of Chicago Biological Sciences Division (BSD) Core
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, NY) is seeking a creative, computationally driven Postdoctoral Associate to help invent the next generation of liquid biopsy technologies. The De Vlaminck Lab (https://devlaminck.bme.cornell.edu