The Research Technician will support multidisciplinary laboratory research involving animal models, human biospecimens, molecular and cellular biology, organoid, ex vivo and in vitro model systems, and imaging-based studies. The position will involve substantial hands-on work with animal models, including mouse handling, mouse colony maintenance, in vivo imaging, and support of animal-based experiments, as well as human sample and biospecimen processing and management. Laboratory responsibilities will also include tissue and cell culture, DNA, RNA and protein extraction, qPCR, gel electrophoresis, Western blotting, ELISA, and other molecular and protein-based assays. The candidate should be highly motivated, organized, reliable, and able to work collaboratively with laboratory members while performing assigned responsibilities independently following appropriate training. The technician will also assist with research documentation, biospecimen databases, laboratory inventory, compliance, and general laboratory organization. This position supports multidisciplinary and translational research programs spanning retinal degeneration and ocular disease, neuroscience, gut microbiome research, multi-omics approaches, advanced imaging, and organoid, ex vivo and in vitro model systems. Research activities integrate animal models and human biospecimens with molecular, cellular, imaging, and omics-based approaches. The technician will have regular hands-on involvement in mouse colony maintenance, animal handling, in vivo imaging, and animal-based experiments, while also supporting human biospecimen processing and related laboratory studies. The position provides opportunities to work across complementary animal, human, molecular, cellular, imaging, and omics-based research projects.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level