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Scientist level based on background and years of experience. A link to full description of the Project Scientist series is provided for your review: Project Scientist (APM-311) Department: https
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dependents can obtain a degree TUITION FREE A generous retirement plan and so much more! Salary Grade: T23 Learn more about the “T” salary structure here: https://careers.temple.edu/sites/careers/files
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, transgenic, biochemical, molecular, cellular, and ultrastructural methodologies. Research focuses on the study of fundamental pathological and etiopathogenetic-translational mechanisms and genetic pathology
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processes studied using genetic and epigenetic, transgenic, biochemical, molecular, cellular, and ultrastructural methodologies. Research focuses on the study of fundamental pathological and etiopathogenetic
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approaches to understand the vector-host interactions driving successful rAAV gene therapies. Read more about our research here: https://maurerlab.org/index.html We are particularly interested in a candidate
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encoded Ca²⁺ indicators, electrophysiology, molecular biology, optogenetics/chemogenetics, and transgenic mouse models to understand how cellular signaling networks coordinate normal gut motility and
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transgenic mice and maintain colony. Train and provide guidance to other lab members as needed. Qualifications Research Specialist A Bachelor's degree in Immunology, Cell Biology, Biomedical Sciences, or a
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of the knock-out mouse model. An ideal candidate will have a background in transgenic animals work and cutting-edge histological approaches (incl. RNAscope, tissue clearing and expansion microscopy apart from
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will have an opportunity to learn or become more proficient in the techniques used in the lab, including lung organoids, precision cut lung slices, transgenic rodent models, preclinical models of lung
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, using gene drive. Common activities the successful candidate may contribute to include recombinant DNA cloning, the creation of transgenic organisms, cell culture, Drosophila genetics, plant genetics