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Laboratory Research Scientist (Research Assistant)

Posted by , on 19 September 2016

Closing Date: 15 March 2021

We are offering a Research Assistant position funded by a Wellcome Investigator Award. The successful candidate for this position will perform experiments and provide technical support in the group of James Briscoe. The group studies the molecular and cellular mechanisms responsible for the embryonic development of the vertebrate nervous system.

For more information about the lab see: https://briscoelab.org/

Application details can be found here [LINK].

Key responsibilities will include:

  • performing research projects involving molecular biology, tissue culture and embryological techniques
  • providing technical advice and teaching basic techniques to new members
  • interacting with colleagues by discussing results and techniques and ideas for improvements
  • overseeing the effective running of the lab by monitoring stock levels and ordering consumables and reagents, maintaining equipment, databases and methods sheets.

The Francis Crick Institute (the Crick) is a registered charity whose purpose is to conduct biomedical research into all aspects of human health and disease. Dedicated to research excellence, the institute will be a world-leading centre of biomedical research and innovation. The Crick is located in a new, purpose-built research centre in central London (next to St Pancras International), housing 1,250 researchers and 250 support staff.

 
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