24 materials-science Postgraduate research jobs at Harvard University in United States
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20-May-2024 Harvard Medical School 65814BR Position Description The Synthetic Biology Hive (https://synbiohive.org/ ) is a new hub for synthetic biology research in the Boston area. The Hive aims
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to obtain leaf material for DNA extractions or phytochemical assessments. Basic Qualifications College coursework in biology, and 1 year of lab experience. Education may count towards experience. Additional
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least one-year related work experience (relevant course work may count towards experience). Additional Qualifications and Skills College degree, with some experience in basic molecular biology, tissue
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environment with plenty of opportunities for people who want to do cutting-edge science. Responsibilities: Bench research (rDNA cloning, protein purification, and analysis, yeast molecular genetics). Lab
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. Launched in 2020, PiNBAC offers longitudinal science curriculum, individualized professional development, and assistance in graduate applications. The overall mission of PiNBAC is to prepare talented
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Details Title Pre-Doctoral Fellowship in Economic History and Quantitative Methods (Prof Goldin) School Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area Position Description Research in Economic History
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04-Apr-2024 Faculty of Arts and Sciences 65350BR Job Summary The Culture, Cognition and Coevolution Lab at Harvard University is seeking a part-time research assistant to coordinate, organize and
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Details Title Pre-Doctoral Fellowship in Behavioral Economics and Political Economy (Profs Enke/Becker) School Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area Position Description We are looking
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05-Apr-2024 Faculty of Arts and Sciences 65390BR Job Summary Research in the Wagers Lab seeks to define the cellular and molecular mechanisms that regulate the migration, expansion, and repair
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, microscopy, image analysis; Carry out multiplex cyclic immunofluorescence (CyCIF) and antibody validation; Carry out drug dose-response curves; Perform standard molecular biology techniques, e.g., cloning