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Assistant Professor Yao Chen
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St. Louis, United States
Apply by Apr 30, 2025
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Apr 30, 2025
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Assistant Professor Yao Chen
St. Louis, United States
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Apr 30, 2025
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Assistant Professor Yao Chen
Job Description
Research Assistant - Neuroscience
Dr. Yao Chen’s interdisciplinary lab in the Department of Neuroscience at Washington University School of Medicine is seeking a highly motivated, hardworking, and intellectually curious individual for a full-time Research Assistant position. Our lab aims to understand how biochemical signaling dynamics contribute to neuromodulator actions, learning, and mechanisms of sleep functions through basic research of the mouse brain.
We are looking for a fearless, proactive individual who is receptive to feedback and eager to grow scientifically, technically, and personally. The successful candidate may have the opportunity to lead projects with guidance from the Principal Investigator (PI) and in collaboration with other lab members. The applicant will receive training and support on research design, experimental execution, and data interpretation.
The PI is committed to nurturing a creative, collaborative, and supportive lab culture. Washington University neuroscience is ranked among the top 10 in the world. The School of Medicine is ranked among the top 5 medical schools in the United States.
Dr. Yao Chen’s interdisciplinary lab in the Department of Neuroscience at Washington University School of Medicine is seeking a highly motivated, hardworking, and intellectually curious individual for a full-time Research Assistant position. Our lab aims to understand how biochemical signaling dynamics contribute to neuromodulator actions, learning, and mechanisms of sleep functions through basic research of the mouse brain.
We are looking for a fearless, proactive individual who is receptive to feedback and eager to grow scientifically, technically, and personally. The successful candidate may have the opportunity to lead projects with guidance from the Principal Investigator (PI) and in collaboration with other lab members. The applicant will receive training and support on research design, experimental execution, and data interpretation.
The PI is committed to nurturing a creative, collaborative, and supportive lab culture. Washington University neuroscience is ranked among the top 10 in the world. The School of Medicine is ranked among the top 5 medical schools in the United States.
Requirements
- Job Description
- Primary Duties & Responsibilities:
- For more information on our lab and recent publications
- visit https://sites.wustl.edu/yaochenlab/.
- Conducts research experiments and assays involving mouse surgery
- microscopy
- mouse behavior
- and/or photometry.
- Evaluates research results
- reports findings and discusses project outcomes with staff involved.
- Performs data entry and maintains data files on research.
- Coordinates tissue cultures
- reagents
- probe tests
- etc.
- Complies with established safety procedures and maintains required documentation on laboratory and specimen conditions.
- Coordinates research project with other institutions and investigators.
- Participates in developing hypotheses to be tested and ways of testing it.
- Assists with general supply/equipment orders
- lab maintenance and cleaning.
- Performs literature research on specified topics.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
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