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proactive problem-solving skills and to transition to independent work quickly. Position Requirements Education: A Bachelor’s degree in biology or related discipline. Skills and experience: The ideal
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, genomics and developmental biology techniques to understand growth and development of plant stem cell populations, using Arabidopsis and maize as model systems. The position will involve assisting in maize
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design innovative experiments in the areas of cancer research, neuroscience, and plant biology, including working with samples from mouse models and human patient-derived organoids. They will carry out
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molecular biology instruction to precollege students visiting the DNALC for academic year field trips, summer camps, and extended research projects; – presenting public tours; – delivering in-school
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, neuroscience, plant biology, and quantitative biology. CSHL is a private, not-for-profit institution in New York and has been home to eight Nobel Prize winners. Today, CSHL’s multidisciplinary scientific
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, neuroscience, plant biology, and quantitative biology. CSHL is a private, not-for-profit institution in New York and has been home to eight Nobel Prize winners. Today, CSHL’s multidisciplinary scientific
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in genomics, genetics or molecular biology, but other background will also be considered. Interested candidates should fill the online application and can also email their CV, cover letter and contact
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for outstanding candidates for computational postdoctoral positions broadly interested in using machine learning, computational neuroscience and computational biology. The position is open under specific projects
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completed PhD and postdoc training in biomedical sciences, preferably in cancer biology, stem cell biology, epigenetics, metabolism, microbiome and/or immunology. We are looking for an experienced and highly
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, biochemical assays, protein synthesis, purification and chemical modifications etc. Mentored research training will be provided. Candidates interested in chemical biology, medicinal chemistry, protein