The Research Scientist will participate in nanotechnology-based biologic research, exploring the effects of nanostructures on model in vivo and in vitro biological systems, including mammalian tissues and cells. The successful candidate will have a leadership role in the planning, management, and conduct of laboratory research in an academic research setting.
Job Duties and Responsibilities
- Independently design and execute in vitro and in vivo experiments to determine the effect of nanoparticles on model biological and/or cell systems, including cancer/tumors, immune system, brain, bone, skin, etc.,
- Investigate mechanisms of action of specific nanoparticles in model systems using cellular and molecular techniques, such as PCR, ELISA, flow cytometry, cell culture, cell signaling, etc.,
- Document and record information and data related to experimental activities,
- Conduct research that leads to publication in peer-reviewed journals,
- Effectively collaborate with a variety of multidisciplinary scientists, student researchers, and collaborating scientists from other institutions,
- Provide educational assistance and training to students at various levels,
- Present scholarly research results to professional colloquia/meetings,
- Prepare reports to funding sources and other stakeholders,
- Write research proposals to external funding sources,
- Participate in outreach activities within the center’s mission, such as STEM education, student mentoring, community presentations, laboratory tours, etc.,
- Develop and teach short-courses and training modules for staff, student or related educational needs,
- Comply with safe laboratory practices,
- Work with others to acquire needed research materials and supplies,
- Perform other duties as assigned.
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