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injections, dosing, performing venipuncture, sample collections, and recognizing changes in physical appearance or abnormal behavior of nonhuman primates. Must have applied experience and ability to handle
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daily husbandry care for non-human primates (monkeys), including feeding, watering, and general welfare monitoring. Perform chamber cleaning and maintenance for monkey subjects. Conduct behavior-based
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, and nonhuman primates. The translational and high regulatory research completed at PCRC requires attention to detail and the ability to follow precise written protocols that adhere to GLP regulations
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ecology of primates within an evolutionary framework. We consider how environmental factors and ecological processes have shaped the anatomy, physiology, and behavior of individuals, the distributions and
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pertaining to primate non-human animal models. Skill to pay strict attention to detail and knowledge to recognize changes in animal physical appearance or behavior. Effective communications skills (written and
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management) with rodents, pigs, and nonhuman primates. The translational and high regulatory research completed at PCRC requires attention to detail and the ability to follow precise written protocols
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Cognitive Ethology The host team is based in Strasbourg and comprises specialists in the behaviour and cognition of primates and other species. It hosts several PhD and Master students, as well as several
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Description: Process and isolate mononuclear cells from human and nonhuman primate blood and other tissues and conduct subsequent steps involved in the phenotypic evaluation of cells by flow cytometry
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pertaining to primate non-human animal models. Skill to pay strict attention to detail and knowledge to recognize changes in animal physical appearance or behavior. Effective communications and active
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responsible for: (i) designing empirical protocols to collect behavioural data from children, adults, and non-human primates; (ii) conducting experiments and collecting data from these populations, in school