POSITION SUMMARY
The laboratory of Professor Christian Metallo, PhD is seeking a motivated research assistant to be a part of a multi-disciplinary team working to characterize how metabolic reprogramming contributes to cancer, neuropathy, and other pathologies. The successful candidate will support maintenance and operation of gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) systems for metabolomics analysis of cell, organoid, and tissue samples. The candidate will also develop analytical assays for stable isotope quantitation and assist senior scientists in operation and maintenance of LC-MS/MS systems within the lab. More generally, the candidate will interact with biologists, biochemists, and bioengineers in applying stable isotope tracing and metabolic flux analysis to these systems while working to develop computational pipelines to facilitate data analysis.
Numerous opportunities for personal and scientific growth and development will be provided in the areas of cell metabolism and biochemical engineering.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Research Support (75%):
Lab Support (25%):
EXPERIENCE
Required:
Preferred:
EDUCATION
Required:
Preferred:
SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Required:
Preferred:
SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS/MENTAL ACTIVITIES/ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
This position requires constant adjusting focus, seeing, touching/feeling, reasoning, and working inside.
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