43 Biology positions at University of Vermont in united-states-of-America in United States
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of general Biology/BioCore laboratories or recitation. Prepare for lab/recitation, conduct lab/recitation sections, and hold office hours. Attend course training and weekly TA meetings, grade student work, and
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culture-related methods, molecular and cellular biology techniques including primary human cell isolation, imaging. Upon appropriate training, the laboratory technician will also participate in experiments
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activities will include cell and tissue culture-related methods, molecular and cellular biology techniques including primary human cell isolation, imaging. Upon appropriate training, the laboratory technician
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to five years’ related laboratory research experience required. Demonstrate experience and proficiency with molecular biology, cell culture techniques, cell purification, fluorescent microscopy, ELISAs
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translational research related to childhood leukemia in a Pediatrics/Biochemistry laboratory. Engage in hands-on laboratory research and analysis in molecular/cell biology, biochemistry, microscopy, and
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translational research related to childhood leukemia in a Pediatrics/Biochemistry laboratory. Engage in hands-on laboratory research and analysis in molecular/cell biology, biochemistry, microscopy, and
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functions in support of basic cancer biology research in the Department of Biomedical & Health Sciences. Minimum Qualifications (or equivalent combination of education and experience) Bachelor’s degree in
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provide general laboratory support employing a variety of biochemical and molecular biology techniques. Following general guidance of supervisor, plan and conduct day-to-day experiments with increasing
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biochemistry, biophysics, or molecular biology. Proficiency with computers, scientific software, spreadsheets and databases is essential. Effective organizational and time management skills required. Commitment
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of general Biology/BioCore laboratories or recitation. Prepare for lab/recitation, conduct lab/recitation sections, and hold office hours. Attend course training and weekly TA meetings, grade student work, and