9 stem-cell-biology positions at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Research Technician

culture, maintenance, and expansion of leukemia cell lines and human-derived hematopoietic stem cells. This role requires meticulous attention to detail, precise record-keeping, and stringent aseptic

Research Associate

of basic, translational, mechanistic, and population research. Position Summary The purpose of the UNC human pluripotent Stem Cell (HPSC) Core is to provide UNC investigators and outside collaborators a

Post-Doc Research Associate

to develop their own projects but also to actively contribute to numerous exciting ongoing research endeavors within the labs. Some of our recent works have been published in Nature, Cell Stem Cell, Science

Temporary Research Technician – McCauley Lab

Posting Information Posting Information Department Cell Biology and Physiology - 422001 Career Area Research Professionals Posting Open Date 04/10/2024 Application Deadline 04/15/2024 Position Type

Post-Doc Research Associate

physiology, biophysics advanced molecular biology, stem cells, virology, hearing sciences, viral vectorology, cerebellar function, neurological disorders or auditory or cerebellar behavior tasks. This is a

Post-Doc Research Associate

to develop their own projects but also to actively contribute to numerous exciting ongoing research endeavors within the labs. Some of our recent works have been published in Nature, Cell Stem Cell, Science

Post-Doc Research Associate - Dr. Nguyen's lab

. Preferred Qualifications, Competencies, and Experience * Expertise in one of the following areas: mesenchymal stem cell isolation and culturing, extracellular vesicles, protein expression and purification

Research Technician

on intestinal stem cells, gastrointestinal cancers, and biomedical engineering/translational approaches to improve human health. The lab technician/manager will be responsible for over-all administration of lab

Postdoctoral Research Associate – Heinzen Lab

convergent disease mechanisms and drug targets. The successful candidates will be part of a highly interdisciplinary environment to develop induced pluripotent stem cell derived neuronal models of genetic