Job Description

TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE I, MARTIN LAB, Biology - Martin Lab, to join an interdisciplinary research team studying how forces are generated in embryos to sculpt tissues into complex structures; serve as the health and safety officer for the lab; assist lab members with their projects; and focus on pursuing an independent project regarding force generation and transmission in tissues. The Martin lab investigates the molecular, cellular, and tissue-level mechanisms by which forces sculpt tissues using the fruit fly and mouse model systems to image and analyze cell shape and force transmission in embryos.

REQUIRED: Bachelor’s degree in the biological sciences; a minimum of two years of research experience; experience with standard molecular biology practices; ability to work both independently and as a part of a team; and involvement in the diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. PREFERRED: Experience with Drosophila and/or mouse model systems. Job #24698

12/13/2024

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