Research Assistant/Scientist Positions : Molecular Research Scientists in Gene Regulatory Networks and Addiction
Designation: Research Assistant / Staff Scientist
Research Area: Gene Regulatory Networks during Development and Plasticity; Molecular Basis of Addiction
Location: Brown University, Department of Neuroscience, Providence, RI
Eligibility/Qualification:
- For Position 1: Experience and in-depth knowledge of molecular biology, with a preference for experience in single-cell transcriptomics experiments.
- For Position 2: Experience working with Drosophila, ideal for those seeking 1-2 years of research experience.
Job Description:
Position 1: Research Assistant / Staff Scientist Project focused on understanding the functional role of gene regulatory networks during development and plasticity. The position involves performing molecular biology experiments, including single-cell multiomic and spatial transcriptomic experiments. Collaborative bioinformatic analysis of transcriptomic and multiomic data and coordination with multiple labs are also expected.
Position 2: Research Assistant Project focused on understanding the molecular basis of addiction using Drosophila. Duties include Drosophila husbandry and genetics, fly brain dissection, immunohistochemistry, microscopy, as well as basic molecular biology and biochemistry experiments.
How to Apply: To learn more about the positions and apply, visit: Research Assistant Positions at Brown University
Last Date for Apply: Open until filled
For inquiries, please contact: Karla R. Kaun, PhD Associate Professor Department of Neuroscience Division of Biology and Medicine Brown University, Box GL-N Providence, RI 02912 Email: karla_kaun@brown.edu Website: www.kaunlab.com
