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communication skills. Strong organizational, planning, project management, and problem solving skills. Ability to interact effectively and sustain relationships with investigators, colleagues and partners working
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skills, including the ability to write research papers, grant applications, and present to diverse audiences. Ability to work effectively in an interdisciplinary research environment, with a strong focus
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. tuberculosis-infected mice, and ability to analyze transcriptional and metabolomic experiments. Preferred Qualifications Preferred experience includes independent design and conduction of genetic
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regulations and/or Human Subjects regulations for human subjects’ research. Excellent communication skills (spoken and written). Ability to collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams in a thoughtful
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independent design and conduction of genetic, microbiological, and metabolomic studies, experience performing unsupervised work in the BSLIII on M. tuberculosis and M. tuberculosis-infected mice, and ability
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on M. tuberculosis and M. tuberculosis-infected mice, ability to analyze transcriptional and metabolomic experiments. Additional experience in biochemistry preferred. Equipment Utilized Physical Demands
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) for data analysis and visualization. Strong analytical, organizational, and time-management skills. Oral and written communication skills, including the ability to communicate research findings to both
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) for data analysis and visualization. Strong analytical, organizational, and time-management skills. Oral and written communication skills, including the ability to communicate research findings to both
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and written communication skills, and the ability to present scientific findings in various formats and to compose manuscripts for publication in peer-reviewed journals. Ability to work well
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Environment PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Computer data input required. Ability to use computing resources and perform bench-laboratory experiments. WORK ENVIRONMENT:Laboratory environment. Universal precautions