Technician/Research Assistant position available at Yale University
Frank Slack
Dept of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology, Yale University
A technician/research assistant position is currently available in my
laboratory in the Department of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental
Biology, at Yale University. Our research focuses on an analysis of
developmental timing, using the nematode C. elegans as an
experimental organism (see http://www.yale.edu/slack). The research
involves a variety of different procedures including: PCR
amplification, DNA sequencing, isolation and blot analysis of RNA and
DNA, preparation of cosmid DNA, plasmid subcloning, microscopy,
animal anatomy, genetic analysis, generation of transgenic animals,
cytological analysis, immunostaining. Apart from routine operations,
the successful applicant will be actively participating in ongoing
research projects in the lab. The specific research project will
depend on skills and experience of the candidate hired. Duties also
include responsibility for overseeing frozen strain collection, and
general laboratory organization. Requires B.S./B.A. degree in
applicable science field, with a strong academic record. One year
prior experience in either molecular biology or C. elegans genetics
preferred. Excellent organizational and record-keeping skills,
ability to work independently and troubleshoot are essential
prerequisites. Experienced Research Assistants as well as recent
graduates who are interested in gaining research experience, are
encouraged to apply. The lab is seeking an energetic and highly
motivated individual. The successful applicant will work in a very
stimulating academic and cultural environment.
Interested persons should send their resume and the names of three
references to:
Frank Slack, Dept of MCDB, Yale University, PO Box 208103, New Haven,
CT, 06520-8103. email: frank.slack at yale.edu
