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Faculty.Instructor.Laboratory - Full-Time Chemistry - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (26002847) LABORATORY INSTRUCTOR The Department of Chemistry at the University of Pittsburgh (Oakland Campus) invites
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Faculty.Instructor.Visiting Laboratory Chemistry - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (26002378) The Department of Chemistry at the University of Pittsburgh (Oakland Campus) invites applications for up
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important scientific decisions. A bachelors degree is required with preference given to those with degrees in biology, immunology, molecular biology, biochemistry or chemistry. This position requires
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, analytical chemistry, or a related field. • Minimum of 5 years’ experience operating and maintaining mass spectrometers. • Preferably 3 + years in a core facility environment working with Thermo Mass
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in biology, genetics, chemistry, or a related science. Preferred skills include experience with laboratory mice and colony management, basic aseptic technique and familiarity with experimental
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Mass Spectrometry Technician Research Support Services - Pennsylvania-Pittsburgh - (26003968) Shared Research Support Services is hiring a Mass Spectrometry (MS) Lab Technician. This technician will be a vital part of a scientific team, responsible for operating, maintaining, and...
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, and cell culture in addition to basic knowledge about chemistry, which is essential to make basic lab solutions. In addition, the applicant should be self-motivated and able to work independently and as
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detail skills to process samples with minimal error. Knowledge of anatomy, basic chemistry, and medical terminology is helpful. Previous experience performing histology work is preferred and compensation
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degree in biological sciences or an adjacent field, such as biomedical engineering, chemistry, data science with a life science focus, environmental science, clinucal lab science, neuroscience, psychology
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chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, drug development, dosage forms, anatomy & physiology, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics. This instruction will include large and small classroom settings, active