18 Environment "UCD" research jobs at University of Alabama at Birmingham in United States
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Conducts rigorous and original science. Independently designs, performs, and interprets experiments. Performs in vivo research with murine models of infection in the BSL-3 environment. Performs in vitro
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Microsoft Office Key Skills Multi-tasking Ability to adapt to an ever-changing environment. Organized Written and verbal communication skills Team player Precise measurements Acuity with numbers Problem
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for education requirement. Preferences Degree in a related field and have related work experience. Key Skills Must be able to work independently and in a group/team environment. Primary Location : University Job
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regulating malignant brain tumors development. The lab project's aims to screen and identify novel targets to understand the role of the tumor micro-environment (TME) and the non-cellular extracellular matrix
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Hardworking, dedicated, self-motivated, and organized. Works well in a group environment. Primary Location : University Job Category : Scientific Research Organization : 392800000 Cell, Developmntl
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to understand the role of the tumor micro-environment (TME) and the non-cellular extracellular matrix components in high grade gliomas growth, invasion, and advance therapeutic efficacy. Focus on cancer biology
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tasks. Interfaces with core facilities on campus. Assists with preparing lab publications and grant proposals. Works in a team environment, coordinating with other lab members. Safely disposes
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environment, coordinating with other lab members. Safely disposes of biological waste in accordance with relevant policies and procedures. Keeps accurate notes and records according to established lab
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effectively in a collaborative research environment. Primary Location : University Job Category : Clinical Research Organization : 392200000 Microbiology Employee Status : Regular Shift: Day/1st Shift Work
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science. Independently designs, performs, and interprets experiments. Performs in vivo research with murine models of infection in the BSL-3 environment. Performs in vitro research with primary and