The Nechiporuk Lab focuses on the basic research concerning development of the peripheral system in zebrafish. The student worker will help with daily operations of a 500-tank zebrafish facility. Primary responsibilities consist of facility and systems maintenance, feeding adult and larval zebrafish, and accurate documentation.

• Enrolled in or on vacation from or is otherwise registered in Undergraduate Program
  (minimum 6 credit hours)

• Undergraduates who are pursuing science majors preferred but not required
• Basic laboratory skills

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