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, the employee will assist with other tasks that support the operation of the overall lab, as described in more detail below. The research assistant may work on an independent project, but within specific
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. College level course work required. Additional Qualifications and Skills: The successful candidate will have experience performing biochemical assays and evaluating bacterial growth. Degree in microbiology
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the database Project publicity tasks such as designing brochures, giving presentations and publicizing the project on social media This is a remote/work from home position. The posting will remain open until
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spaces dedicated to running research studies with children and adults. Job-Specific Responsibilities: Responsibilities include hiring, training, and supervising undergraduate research assistants, managing
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: Research takes place in the libraries of Harvard University. Qualifications Basic Qualifications (required): College background in Anthropology, Folklore, or related research. Two years of relevant work
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Wagers laboratory studies the biology and function of adult tissue-specific stem cells, particularly those stem cells that form the skeletal muscle and blood. Current topics under investigation include
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. The candidate will report directly to the P.I., a Professor of Cognitive Developmental Psychology, and will be responsible for managing and overseeing the daily activities of two lab spaces dedicated to running
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fully on site in Cambridge, MA and will require some flexibility in work hours to accommodate occasional evening and/or weekend MRI scan slots. When applying for this position, please submit your resume
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or statistical software applications or program platforms May train and oversee the work of others in laboratory techniques and procedures Assists with laboratory maintenance such as maintaining and/or purchasing
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Engineering and Applied Sciences Department/Area Kempner Institute and Computer Science Position Description We invite applications for a Postdoctoral Fellow to work with Assistant Professor Kianté Brantley