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The Moran lab is working to understand how sex hormones influence the immune system and how we can use this knowledge to develop better cancer treatments. We have exciting projects combining cancer biology and immunology, and work in a collaborative environment with many fantastic scientists and clinicians. Dr. Moran is looking for a Senior Research Assistant to provide technical and scientific expertise in computational biology, immunology, and cancer biology. Dr. Moran aims to foster a friendly and inclusive work environment with collaborative goal-setting and problem-solving opportunities.
Work in the Moran Lab will be focused on a combination of wet and dry bench research involving small animals, including surgery, necropsy and animal tissue processing, large data analysis and integration with wet bench observations. Wet bench duties include working with rodents, flow cytometry, basic immunohistochemistry, basic cellular and molecular procedures, processing of human tissue, molecular biology and biochemistry assays. Dry bench duties will include ‘omics data analysis, organization, and discovery using an array of software platforms including but not limited to GitHub, Ensembl, Seurat, DESeq2, FastQC, etc. Candidate must be experienced in working within a team, demonstrate a willingness for collaboration, have data management experience, have large data processing, quality control, and analysis expertise, and demonstrate a willingness to learn. Ultimately, this position directly supports the principle investigators’ discoveries and scholarly work.
Prefer 1 year of relevant experience, including hands-on experience with animal handling and basic molecular experimental techniques.
One year experience with the following,
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