The Van Leeuwen lab at UMass Chan Medical School is seeking a Research Associate to join their team. The lab studies how mutations interact to produce unexpected phenotypes, focusing on suppression interactions where the harmful effects of a primary mutation are rescued by a suppressor mutation. This research is relevant to identifying new therapeutic targets for human diseases. The research utilizes high-throughput genetic screens with robotics in yeast and CRISPR-Cas9 gRNA libraries in cultured human cells. The Research Associate will contribute directly to research, assist in training other lab members, and provide general support to the lab. The lab fosters a supportive working environment based on mutual respect, shared responsibility, and collaboration, valuing careful, detail-oriented work and high-quality data.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level