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. Moreover, he will also provide instructions in these techniques to students and other laboratory personnel. This position requires a PhD in biological sciences or a directly related field as
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studies, migration studies, health and wellness of migrants and asylum seekers, or similar fields within disciplines including but not limited to cultural studies, political science, international relations
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to excellent core facilities. The successful candidate will have established experience in three or more of the following: (a) advanced techniques in biochemistry, cellular, molecular biology relevant
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, following one of the training pathways: statistical genetics and genomics, computational biology and bioinformatics, or clinical epidemiology. Please visit https://www.bumc.bu.edu/preventive-med/education
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findings at scientific conferences and train other laboratory personnel. PhD in Molecular Biology or Cell Biology or related fields. Extensive hands-on experience in molecular, cell biological and animal
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to have a PhD and/or MD in the biological sciences, and be highly motivated and tenacious as a scientist, with a solid background and experience in molecular biology, cell biology and biochemical techniques
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The Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) Research Group at the Pathology Department at Boston University Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine is seeking applicants for the position of Post-doctoral candidate. The position will involve working on projects aim to identify new diagnostic and prognostic...
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using a range of molecular biology, sequencing and immunologic techniques. Some work will occur in high and maximum containment (BSL-3 and BSL-4) laboratory space at the NEIDL. Training to work safely
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who has good work ethics to join the group. Research experiences in vascular and metabolic diseases and background of cellular and molecular biology, immunohistology, immunology, biochemistry and animal
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upload your vaccine documentation or request a medical or religious exemption (instructions ). For further information on the University’s response to COVID-19, please visit the COVID-19 Resources site