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Tulane University Office of Human Resources Description for Job: IRC28968 Lab Research Technician, Cell & Molecular Biology Cell & Molecular Biology Location: New Orleans, LA Summary
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Tulane University Office of Human Resources Description for Job: IRC29687 Lab Research Technician Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Location: New Orleans, LA Summary The Laboratory Research
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Tulane University Office of Human Resources Description for Job: IRC29730 Lab Research Technician Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Location: New Orleans, LA Summary The incumbent will work
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,biomedical/biochemical analysis, cell culture, molecular biology techniques. Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Solid analytical and organizational skills with attention to detail Highly proficient
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investigating cell signaling in cancer biology research. Works with the research team to perform cellular biology assays and animal models of breast cancer. Necessary experiments include those involving molecular
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Infection and Inflammation (CTRII). The successful candidate will help perform approved molecular biology, genetics and biochemistry research projects according to defined protocols and procedures
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, Skills, and Abilities • Technical skills and competencies to conduct molecular biology research, viral vector design, DNA sequence analysis, tissue culture and bacteriology experience. • Ability
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, this individual will work in active research projects to study viral pathogenies and cure research. Primarily, the technician will perform standard molecular biology, immunology, and tissue culture techniques
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of biology (preferably microbiology & immunology). Experience with standard laboratory techniques. Solid analytical skills and attention to detail. Proficient laboratory record keeping and maintenance skills
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Tulane University Office of Human Resources Description for Job: IRC29502 Laboratory Research Technician Cell and Molecular Biology Location: New Orleans, LA Summary The laboratory research