The Research Student will gain hands-on experience supporting biomedical research in a wet-lab environment. The role may involve cell culturing, cell line processing, general laboratory preparation, and other research support, with practical experience alongside research team members. Training will be provided; previous wet-lab or cell culture experience is preferred but not required. The student will engage in mentored research projects in a chosen field of biomedical sciences, operate and maintain scientific equipment under supervision, develop interpersonal and presentation skills through collaborative projects, and contribute to research that advances patient care and scientific knowledge. The position is approximately 12 hours per week, with the possibility of additional hours depending on funding and department needs.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Intern
Education Level
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