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of Technology develops molecular and cellular technologies to enable non-invasive imaging and control of biological processes. We are seeking a Research Technician to join our team and help us accomplish this
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to changes in workflow and requirements. Preferred Qualifications Experience with mouse surgical procedures, tissue processing, and/or imaging techniques. Experience with tail vein injection. Required
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industry quality processes, standards, and safety regulations. Perform grounding and packaging of low-noise electronics. Use modern oscilloscope functions to analyze and interpret waveforms of electronics
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service in a courteous manner; informs, guides, directs or otherwise assists residents, visitors, staff, or vendors respectfully and congenially to protect and present the best possible image of Caltech
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research/prototype new systems and technologies. Finally, you will participate in national computing activities by attending workshops, conferences, and potentially presenting research. Essential Job Duties
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, promote, and protect Caltech’s image, reputation, and brand. We create and distribute a wide range of content across multiple formats and platforms to tell the story of Caltech’s people, their research, and
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of scientific data sets delivered by NASA's Astrophysics missions. We enable ground-breaking scientific research using data from these and other missions. IRSA ingests petabyte-scale imaging datasets, maintains
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rooms areas with restricted access and where personal protective clothing is required. Will work at a microscope to image fixed samples. Will collaborate with researchers to decide or to suggest
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telescopes in space and the Antarctic. With mentorship from internationally recognized experts, the candidate will contribute to electronic subsystems within state-of-the-art optical and infrared imaging
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, and documentation delivered by NASA's Infrared and Sub-millimeter missions. We enable ground-breaking scientific research using data from these and other missions. IRSA ingests petabyte-scale imaging