15 civil-engineering uni jobs at Columbia University in United States

Associate Research Scientist

The Department of Civil Engineering & Engineering Mechanics in the Fu Foundation School of Engineering & Applied Science has an immediate opening for an Associate Research Scientist to work with

Postdoctoral Research Scientist

strong publication record, demonstrated experience in human iPSC culture and technology, as well as demonstrated expertise in the use of cellular imaging/microscopy, and molecular biology. Research

Technician B

evolutionary and biological links between CRISPR systems and transposable elements, with a dual focus on basic biological/biochemical investigation as well as applied studies to develop new genome engineering

Associate Research Scientist

Details Posted: 12-Apr-24 Location: New York, NY Salary: Open Categories: Academic/Faculty Internal Number: 144377 The Department of Civil Engineering & Engineering Mechanics in the Fu Foundation

Lecturer in French

-native fluency in French; 5 years teaching experience of French as a second/foreign language (college-level experience required); expertise in current methodologies and culture-based instruction, including

Technician A

tissue culture. Responsibilities Preparing reagents. CRISPR genome engineering of patient specific stem cells. Maintain lab supplies. Other duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications Requires two years

Staff Associate I

Details Posted: 29-Apr-24 Location: New York, NY Salary: Open Categories: Academic/Faculty Internal Number: 124581 Cell Culture Enthusiast – Organoid and Cell Culture Core A bit about us: The

Non-Student Short-Term Casual

to help with their NIH and ACS-funded project characterizing the role of endogenous DNA damage in squamous cell carcinogenesis. Responsibilities include including routine 2D and 3D cell culture, modified

Chair, Department of Neuroscience

departments at the Medical School Campus in Washington Heights and neuroscientists working in Psychology, Engineering and Biology on the Morningside Heights Campus. The Department of Neuroscience administers

Non-Student Short-Term Casual

characterizing the role of endogenous DNA damage in squamous cell carcinogenesis. Responsibilities include including routine 2D and 3D cell culture, modified comet assays, immunohistochemistry, DNA cloning, and