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This is a 2-year fixed-term position, extendable based on budget and performance in role. SCHOOL/UNIT DESCRIPTION: Sarafan ChEM-H is a new interdisciplinary institute focused on connecting Chemistry
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or preparative scale • Introducing modifications on proteins using different chemistries • Performing biochemical assays to test protein functions Candidates should have a background in the biological
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/Program Description: The mission of the Stanford Chemistry Department is to deliver excellence in education and research by attracting the very best faculty and students. The Department serves 26 faculty
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assigned. DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelor’s Degree in biology, chemistry, public health or other health-related field. 1-2 years working in clinical research. Ability to work fast and efficiently within
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: A degree in biology, chemistry, biochemistry, biomedical engineering. Basic science experience desired, but ability for on the job learning to perform experiments is more important. Experience with
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QUALIFICATIONS: • Bachelor’s degree in scientific field, ideally biology or chemistry • Proficiency with basic molecular biology techniques, such as molecular cloning, PCR, or biochemical assays
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SCHOOL/UNIT DESCRIPTION: Sarafan ChEM-H is an interdisciplinary institute focused on connecting Chemistry, Engineering, and Medicine for Human Health. The institute was founded as a joint venture of
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experience in sterile technique and cell culture, basic molecular biology techniques (e.g. cloning), and basic protein chemistry techniques (e.g. protein expression, proteins chromatography). Experience in
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Details Posted: 28-Apr-24 Location: Stanford, California Type: Full-time Salary: Open Categories: Staff/Administrative Internal Number: 103031 Stanford Radiology is committed to providing exceptional patient care by leveraging technology, innovation, and compassion. We also aim to educate and...
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of Chemistry. Early faculty pioneered or substantially influenced the emerging field of chemical engineering in many vital areas, including catalysis and transport/fluid mechanics. More recently, the department