Biohub is a large-scale initiative integrating frontier AI models, massive compute, and experimental capabilities to accelerate scientific discovery and cure disease. The Decoding Inflammation team, part of Biohub, focuses on developing tools for precise molecular-level measurements of inflammation in human tissues and creating early interventions. They collaborate with Northwestern University, the University of Chicago, and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Biohub's vision is to pursue large scientific challenges, enable risky and innovative ideas, and facilitate research for scientists and clinicians. The organization is driven by technology, scientific research, and collaboration with a mission to cure or prevent all disease. Biohub is seeking a Research Associate to join the Cell Decoder team within the Virtual Immune System initiative. This is a hands-on bench role involving molecular biology, cell engineering, and genomics workflows, including bacterial and mammalian cell culture, plasmid cloning, lentiviral production, library preparation, and flow cytometry. The associate will execute and optimize experiments for a screening platform designed to map immune antigens in inflammation. This position is suited for someone who enjoys bench work, ensures reliable execution, and actively seeks process improvements, such as optimizing protocols or reorganizing inventory. The role involves building and refining protocols and offers direct mentorship within a small, experienced team, providing exposure to how AI/ML and computational approaches are shaping experimental immunology.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level