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United States to apply. Please note, we are not able to sponsor a visa for this position at this time. What you will actually do Own the sourcing cycle. Lead market research, RFP development, and supplier
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skills by learning new techniques. Joining a strong, collaborative team that fosters a positive and inclusive lab culture. Hands-on training, mentorship, and professional development. Opportunities
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/unloading of glassware Sterilization of glassware and laboratory materials using Autoclaves Materials inspection for defect identification and retirement/replacement Team Performance and Development
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cells. The lab's work focuses on how the BBB forms and functions during development, and how its breakdown contributes to neurological diseases. Our research integrates molecular, developmental, and
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collection for PCR. Track each stage of the microinjection process and provide clear handoffs to Aquatics staff and researchers as embryos progress through early development. Maintain transgenic colony records
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to identify trends and challenges. Prepares summaries, dashboards, and reports for internal and external audiences. Supports evaluation. Assists with evaluation framework development and dissemination
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. What we provide: Career growth: Opportunities for professional growth and development, continued supervisory experience and networking within the Harvard Medical School community. Collaborative and
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campus with close ties to labs working across systems neuroscience, computation, modeling, and tool development. One-on-one mentorship. Support to attend and present at scientific conferences. Amenities
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an energetic, curious, and driven Postdoctoral Scientist to join our team. Dr. Ai Ing Lim studies how the immune systems of mothers and their children interact during reproduction and early life development
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Technician II in the lab of Dr. Barbara J. Meyer at the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Meyer is a Genetics, Genomics, Evolution, and Development Professor in the Molecular and Cell Biology Department