The laboratory of Brian Scottoline at the Pape Family Pediatric Research Institute, Oregon Health and Science University, Portland, OR is seeking a Research Assistant 2 to help with our exciting work delineating biological functions of human milk beyond nutrition. In conjunction with the adjacent and collaborating laboratory of Sarah Andres we are interested in discovering the effects of and mechanisms for human milk in promoting intestinal epithelial and gut-associated immune system function.
We are looking for dynamic, organized, self-starters with a bachelor's degree to help us make new discoveries. Experience in a lab setting with molecular and/or cell biology, cell culture, imaging, and conducting experiments are desired, along with an inquisitive and creative mind.
You will get training and experience with cutting edge molecular biology techniques, -omics data and approaches, imaging techniques, and more. You will apply these techniques to identitfy components of human milk that modulate and drive iintestinal epithelial development and function using novel patient-derived enteroids and unique patient-derived samples. An interest in biomedical research, post-graduate training, and acquiring research-related skills is desired. Our translational research bridges the divide between basic mechanistic research and patient care. In addition to basic research skills training, our team prioritizes career development. Come learn and discover with us!
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