The Research Specialist utilizes a solid foundation in basic laboratory techniques and experience with techniques associated with the following specific areas: molecular biology; flow cytometry; animal handling, breeding, and husbandry; Immunobiochemistry; histopathology techniques and cell culture. The Research Specialist will be capable of exercising independent judgment while participating in the planning of experiments and evaluating and interpreting results. An independent project focused on the molecular analysis of normal and abnormal hematopoiesis will be the primary focus. In addition, the individual will work on other projects focused on the development of preclinical murine models, genetics and genomics.

A bachelor’s degree in biological sciences, chemistry, and the related field is required.

Performs a variety of laboratory experiments and procedures. Prepares specimens. Oversees supply management. Operates and properly maintains equipment.

Performs a variety of laboratory experiments and procedures. Prepares specimens. Oversees supply management. Operates and properly maintains equipment.

Assist experiments involved in cell culture, immunoblotting, immunofluorescence staining, and flow cytometry analysis for the ongoing projects in the Du lab