Research Assistant (Biology) Amherst CollegeResearch Assistant (Biology)MA$20.87–$22 / hourAmherst has taken a leadership role among highly selective liberal arts colleges and universities in successfully diversifying the racial, socio-economic, and geographic profile of its student body. The research assistant is expected to contribute to all aspects of the lab's research activities, including training and mentoring undergraduate students in the Ragkousi Lab.
Post-Doctoral Research Assistant Amherst CollegePost-Doctoral Research AssistantMA$20.87–$22 / hourQualifications: Required Master's Degree in Chemistry Must have at least three years of experience executing supervised synthetic organic chemistry research Demonstrated interest in carrying out independent research Excellent organizational skills as well as strong verbal and written communication Ability to work collaboratively and the desire to train and support undergraduate students with various levels of research experience Successful completion of required reference and background checks An acceptable criminal offender records information (CORI) check Preferred Experience with NMR, GCMS, Excel, ChemDraw, MNova, and Adobe Illustrator Experience mentoring undergraduate research students Interested candidates are asked to submit a resume and cover letter online at https://amherst.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/Amherst_Jobs . Summary of Responsibilities: Lab-Based Chemistry Research Execute basic air-free and moisture-free organic reactions Perform routine separations and characterization of synthesized materials Data Analysis and Scientific Writing Analyze 1 H NMR and GCMS data Complete literature review Will contribute to the writing of research articles and grants submitted by the lab Design figures using a suite of software, including Excel, ChemDraw, MNova, and Illustrator Lab Maintenance and Other Duties as Assigned Maintain a clean and safe lab space, wash glassware, manage chemical waste, etc.
Students at FPU Only: Student Research Assistant-Marcucella/Rindge 26/27 Franklin Pierce UniversityStudents at FPU Only: Student Research Assistant-Marcucella/Rindge 26/27NHThe Franklin Pierce University Undergraduate Student Mentored Research Program is committed to providing an array of research experiences to undergraduate students. Selected students will work with faculty researchers for a prescribed period determined by the faculty member on projects in the areas of the natural sciences.
Research Assistant - ENACTS Graduate - A. Abrash Walton Antioch UniversityResearch Assistant - ENACTS Graduate - A. Abrash WaltonKeene, NHWork-Study (AUNE) Keene, NH Posted 1 day ago Antioch University New England Applicants must be enrolled students at Antioch University living in the United States Start Date: 7/1/2026 End Date: 8/15/2026 Number of Positions: 2 (This is an extension of two existing non-FWS GRA positions) Hours per Week: 20 hours/week needed = 10 hours/student Weekends Required: No Evenings Required: No Supervisor: Abigail Abrash Walton Alternate Supervisor: Rachel Thiet This position allows for remote work Yes/No: Yes Percentage of time that could be remote (0-100%): 100% Method to assess remote work: Weekly team meetings + receipt of deliverables and weekly reporting Job Description Key responsibilities for this position include the following: Collaborate in developing half-day Community Resilience workshops in each of the three Living Hubs; Collaborate in designing workshop survey instrument characterizing process-based equity and its influence on NbS decision-making; Mobilize and manage project stakeholder engagement, including identifying and engaging Living Hub community participants/NbS decision makers; Support IRB process, as requested by Antioch PI; Contribute to manuscript development, as requested by Antioch PI; Collaborate in developing presentations and reports on the team's work for the ENACTS team and others; Develop and share with AUNE Comms team narrative description and photo image documenting project activities relevant for social media; and Participate in weekly Antioch team meetings and periodic ENACTS team meetings from July 2026 to August 14 2026. Additional qualifications include organizational, project, and time management skills, flexibility, strong intercultural and interpersonal awareness and skills, the capacity to work independently, and the ability to network with local government decision makers, community-based organization members, residents, and other ENACTS researchers.
Preserve and Park Research Assistant - P. Bocko [Work Study] Antioch UniversityPreserve and Park Research Assistant - P. Bocko [Work Study]Keene, NHThe most significant part of the position is the design, implementation, analysis, and documentation of a field research project at the Ashuelot River Park with a focus on collecting data to inform the possible removal or repair of a dam in the Ashuelot River (11 hours). Method to assess remote work: Staff meetings every other week, monitoring the nature preserve and implementation of a park research project are the outcomes.
NewResearch Assistant - Psychometrician - E. Allyn [Work Study] Antioch UniversityResearch Assistant - Psychometrician - E. Allyn [Work Study]Keene, NHConduct psycho-educational and psycho-diagnostic assessments as requested by SAU 29 and Community House (Brattleboro, VT). Number of Positions: 3 based on assessments needs of SAU 29 and Community House in Brattleboro, VT.
NewTeaching Assistant - Research Methods - V. Pignatiello [Work Study] Antioch UniversityTeaching Assistant - Research Methods - V. Pignatiello [Work Study]Keene, NHThe individual in this position will help me grade course assignments and provide support to students in my Research Methods and Statistics Course. Applicants must be enrolled students at Antioch University living in the United States*.
Research Asst. - Insect Curation and Bird Nests - M. Akresh [Work Study] Antioch UniversityResearch Asst. - Insect Curation and Bird Nests - M. Akresh [Work Study]Keene, NHWork-Study (AUNE) Keene, NH Posted 1 day ago Antioch University New England Applicants must be enrolled students at Antioch University living in the United States Start Date: 8/31/2026 End Date: 6/30/2027 Number of Positions: 3 Hours per Week: 60 Weekends Required: No Evenings Required: No Supervisor: Michael Akresh Alternate Supervisor: Peter Palmiotto This position allows for remote work Yes/No: Yes Percentage of time that could be remote (0-100%): 80%, see below Method to assess remote work: Supervisor will be in weekly communication with the students to monitor that the work is being completed. Qualifications Interest in research that focuses on insect communities and/or bird nests Excellent attention to detail Excellent data management and organizational skills Excellent communication skills Quantitative skills; ability to use Excel, and some familiarity and experience with using R and ArcGIS would be an added benefit Federal work study funds Does this position meet the definition of Community Service?
Intern Academic Affairs & Research University of MassachusettsIntern Academic Affairs & ResearchMAStudents who have experienced economic disadvantage, are the first in their family to attend college or graduate from college or have attended or engaged with community colleges or dual enrollment programs are encouraged to apply. Essential Functions: Compiling documents and data provided by the UMass Chief Research Officers (CRO) into a repository that they can access to share resources that can be helpful across the campuses.
Sponsored Research Administrator Bennington CollegeSponsored Research AdministratorVTWorking with the Budget Manager and Academic Liaison, Provost's Office, and others, support the PI in tracking expenditures, monitoring and recording activities and progress, and preparing and submitting progress reports to the lead institution (Landmark College). Post-award support: Work with faculty PIs to set up systems and procedures for tracking and monitoring grant project activities and expenditures; collaborate with the Budget Manager and Academic Liaison, Provost's Office, and other staff as needed.
Research Administrator University of Massachusetts AmherstResearch AdministratorMAProvides professional consultation, management, and staff leadership to ensure that faculty investigators have: assistance in the proposal and budget development process for research proposals and progress reports to improve success rates, encourage multi-disciplinary submissions and project development; assistance with system-to-system proposal development and routing requirements; an effective team to package complete, accurate, and competitive proposals; assistance with obtaining all compliance approvals by the appropriate university regulatory committees (e.g. Manages, advises, reconciles, analyzes, closes out, and reports on spending and budget activity for a number of fund types, including research grants and contracts, gift, general operating, faculty start-up, and program income accounts.
Post Doctoral Research Associate - Dr. Rachid Skouta Lab University of Massachusetts AmherstPost Doctoral Research Associate - Dr. Rachid Skouta LabMACell Culture: Experience in maintaining and culturing mammalian cells, including cell line generation, transfection, and cell-based assays for assessing the effects of small molecules on cellular processes. Toxicology Assessment: Understanding of toxicology study design and execution, including acute, subchronic, and chronic toxicity studies, as well as assessment of organ toxicity, immunotoxicity, genotoxicity, and carcinogenicity.
Research Fellow - Biomedical Engineering - Atukorale Lab University of Massachusetts AmherstResearch Fellow - Biomedical Engineering - Atukorale LabAmherst, MA$45,000–$51,000 / yearPerform scientific studies and collect/analyze data involving but not limited to the following experimental areas: Nanomaterials synthesis and chemistry, materials characterization, mammalian cell culture, a range of molecular biology assays, animal husbandry, animal surgery, animal imaging, and animal treatment studies. This position will remain open for the time period required by any applicable collective bargaining agreement and will continue until a suitable candidate pool is identified.