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, hands-on work. We share our methods, results, and tools with the scientific community. Intro: Are you interested in playing a role in groundbreaking science? Do you want to contribute to the development
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, the Director, People Strategy, and other members of the team. Professional development opportunities crafted to strengthen your skills while being part of an engaging summer intern cohort. This position
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the freedom to implement your own ideas to help to accelerate scientific projects. Additionally, there are many opportunities for career development and academic growth within the Gu lab and the larger
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contributions, paid leave, and additional programs that support well-being and professional development. What This Role Will Do: Conference Registration & Website Management: Own the full lifecycle of conference
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variants. Leveraging the principles of forward genetics and in vitro evolution, the lab generates aneuploid mutants from normal diploid epithelial cells to understand the origins and functions of recurrent
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stem cell–derived organoids as models of islet development, physiology, and diabetes cell therapy. Projects will be tailored to the interests of the successful candidate within the following research
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team. Communicate all activities within assigned projects with the research customer and jET management. Recommend actions for professional self-development. What you bring: Bachelor’s degree in
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, visit here . About the role: We are seeking a highly motivated Research Technician with a bachelor’s degree in biology (or a related field of the life sciences) to support the development of cutting-edge
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professional development. What you will do: Handling, processing, and tracking large volumes of bacteria, phages, and DNA samples. Preparing phages for archiving and long-term storage. Propagating and preparing
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, we aim to uncover how neural circuits control complex motor behaviors and how their breakdown contributes to disorders of speech and movement. Our multidisciplinary approach integrates tool development