The purpose of the position is to perform independent research projects to develop and characterize genetically encoded sensors and actuators for second messenger signaling pathways, assist with senior members in the relevant directions in the Zhong Laboratory in the Vollum Institute.
Basic laboratory skills.
Must possess energy and drive to coordinate multiple projects simultaneously.
Highly motivated and comfortable handling cell culture and microscopes.
Experience with imaging and/or molecular biology desired, as well as knowledge of mouse surgery, genetics, pharmacology and/or neurobiology.
Meticulously organized, detail oriented, independent, and possess strong problem solving abilities.
Monday - Friday, days, with occasional evening or weekend work.
Typical laboratory environment; standing, sitting for long periods of time and lifting up to 35lbs are required.
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