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tools for protein engineering. Develop, organize, and maintain reproducible computational pipelines for model execution, data processing, and analysis. Maintain well-structured project directories
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, located in the Department of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry on Rutgers’ Busch Campus, is searching for a co-adjutant scientific programmer to contribute to research support in the field of computational
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microbial genetics and cultivation, molecular cloning, protein expression and characterization, DNA and RNA purification and analysis, and protein-nucleic acid interactions is required. The candidate should
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investigator and other laboratory members, including mammalian cell culture, protein extraction and electrophoresis, cell proliferation assays, flow cytometry, Western Blot, RNA and DNA isolation. Performs
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carry out single-molecule biophysical assays on force-producing enzymes. Assists with daily maintenance of various cell cultures. Supports general molecular biology and recombinant protein preparation
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the fields of antimicrobial drug discovery, neurodegeneration, gene expression, quorum sensing, viral pathogen discovery, and protein engineering. The RCNF is co-located in the Proteomics building with
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/benefits/benefits-overview . Posting Summary RCSB Protein Data Bank is seeking a highly motivated software developer with experience in database administration and domain experience in computer science
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/benefits/benefits-overview . Posting Summary RCSB Protein Data Bank is seeking a highly motivated software developer with experience in database administration and domain experience in computer science
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analysis and over expression with adenoviruses. Purification of proteins using baculoviruses and state of the art HPLC/FPLC equipment. Will manage genetically modified mouse colonies as well as assist in
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/benefits/benefits-overview . Posting Summary RCSB Protein Data Bank is seeking a highly motivated database programmer with experience in database administration and domain experience in computer science