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, weaning pups, genotyping using PCR assays. Sets the appropriate mating based on the needs of the lab. Maintains a xenograft bank. Performs animal studies, including procedures and tissue harvest
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digestive organs, and works with porphyria mouse and zebrafish models. Assists with the propagation of zebrafish, including carrying out microinjections, isolation of proteins from bone and other tissues
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or more of the following areas: data science in healthcare, Tissue Engineering, Biomedical Systems and Devices, and other topics in the Rutgers Biomedical Engineering undergraduate and graduate curricula
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: breeding of mice, weaning pups, genotyping using PCR assays. Sets the appropriate mating based on the needs of the lab. Maintains a xenograft bank. Performs animal studies, including procedures and tissue
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service unit of Rutgers Cooperative Extension that performs chemical analysis of soils, plant tissue, and water for the public (including farmers, landscape professionals, and residential clientele, etc
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procedures current. As requested, performs various research and technical procedures, including but not limited to tissue culture, molecular biology (PCR, transfection, adenoviruses infection), mouse colony
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to human blood, bone marrow, body fluids, or tissues. Exposure to harmful chemicals. Must sit at the microscope for extended periods of time. Work in dark rooms as well as standing for long periods of time
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Tissue culture hood, PCR cycler, gel electrophoresis. Physical Demands and Work Environment Special Conditions Posting Details Posting Number 26ST1834 Posting Open Date 09/24/2026 Special Instructions
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metabolism and aging. More broadly, the Lyu Laboratory investigates how the brain interprets environmental information and coordinates responses across neural, endocrine, and peripheral tissues over the life
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. Posting Summary Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey is seeking a temporary Research Technician for the Hart Lab within the School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) to support human stem cell tissue culture