The Technical Associate I in the Chung Lab at the Picower Institute for Learning and Memory is an early-career scientist or engineer with a multidisciplinary background in areas such as chemical engineering, materials engineering, neuroscience, or optics. The role supports protocol development and optimization, as well as data generation for a large NIH UM1 center working to map human and non-human primate brain atlases. The center’s technology pipeline includes novel tissue-processing methods, molecular-probe labeling, and volumetric optical imaging techniques. The technician works closely with senior lab members and the Principal Investigator to support the research project’s operations. Work includes molecular-probe validation and the generation of quantitative proteomic and transcriptomic data from brain tissue. The position may suit individuals planning to pursue medical school or graduate study in a scientific discipline.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level