9 Biology positions at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in US in United States

Post-Doc Research Associate

including Cancer Biology, Pharmacology, Chemical Biology, Cell Biology or a related field Experience in the culturing of mammalian cells and metabolomics is preferred. Experience with moleculare biology

Research Associate

and post-doctoral experience in one or more area(s) of virology, cellular and molecular biology, microbiology, immunology, and/or biochemistry. The responsibilities include: (1) design, execute, and

Research Technician

of Nutrition is looking for a Technician with previous Drosophila experience, and some molecular biology experience to help with ongoing research projects, and lab organization. The research is focused

Post-Doc Research Associate

to improve the quality of life of individuals who suffer from neurological diseases. To address these research areas, the laboratory employs a multi-disciplinary strategy that encompasses, molecular biology

Research Technician

, the research technician will be tasked with performing cellular and molecular biology experiments investigating the genetic basis of brain development. Please see our publications and descriptions of our

Research Specialist

knowledge in cell biology, proteomics, and zebrafish. The Cho laboratory in the Department of Cell Biology and Physiology at UNC Chapel Hill studies how skeletal muscle is formed using myoblast cell lines and

Research Associate

highly desirable. Utilize cell biology and molecular biology expertise to support research activities. Maintenance of imaging data records and logs. Data documentation, analysis, visualization, and storage

Post-Doc Research Associate

/Description: This NIH funding-supported position will conduct research projects under the supervision of PI (Dr. Aimin Peng), in cancer biology and therapy. The research areas of the group include the DNA

Hazardous Materials Specialist

ultimately reports to the Hazardous Materials Manager. Education and Experience: Four year degree with a preference for a related major in a physical science, biological science, environmental science