25 molecular-biology positions at University of Oklahoma

*Staff Scientist

states. The ideal candidate will be a well-organized and independent scientist with experience in neuroscience, physiology/pharmacology, and biochemistry. They will be proficient with molecular biology

*Research Technician

*Research Technician - Job Number: 241468 Organization : Biochemistry/Molecular Biology Job Location : Oklahoma-Oklahoma City-Health Sciences Center Schedule : Full-time Work Schedule: M-F, 8:00am-5

*Research Technician

isolation of cilia, functional assays, and molecular biology approaches. We're a new group committed to fostering variety in the fields of cellular biology and genetics. We're looking for an enthusiastic

*Staff Research Assistant

accumulative wet-lab research experience in Biology, and have prior experience with molecular genetics and aseptic techniques. Prior experience in working with small animals, such as mice, is preferred but not

*Lab Animal Specialist

specimens for diagnostic testing, diagnostic molecular (ELISA) bacteriological, biological assays, bone marrow aspirations, complete blood count, white cell differential, electrophoresis, blotting

Research Technician

lab experience (through internships or previous employment) Experience with molecular biology techniques: DNA/RNA extractions, PCR, sequencing library preparation Experience working with and maintaining

*Staff Research Assistant

, biochemical isolation of cilia, functional assays, and molecular biology approaches. We’re a new group committed to fostering variety in the fields of cellular biology and genetics. We’re looking

Laboratory Technician

molecular biology/oncology lab. The successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining cell cultures, and performing subsequent molecular, cellular, and biochemical analyses under the supervision

*Staff Research Assistant

research experience or an Associate's Degree and 24 months research experience for a total of 36 months experience. Department Preferences: Molecular Biology and cell culture experience. Skills: Working

Research Technician

hazardous materials. Departmental Preferences: Our preferences is experience with animal models and basic knowledge of molecular biology and/or immunology. Why You Belong at the University of Oklahoma