Research Associate I (Tumor Initiation and Maintenance) Zhao Lab
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Dr. Crystal Zhao laboratory studies the functions of (i) RNA epigenetics and (ii) long noncoding RNAs in stem cells and in cancer biology.
A RESEARCH ASSOCIATE I position is available in the Zhao Lab.
The Research Associate will be involved in cell culture and molecular biology work, and other related duties and tasks as assigned. The Research Associate will be multi-tasking and work in a fast-paced environment. The most critical requirement of the candidate is to be fully capable of benchwork – learning new technologies as well as applying existing knowledge to procedures. In addition, the candidate is expected to manage a project under limited supervision.
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