109 proof-checking-postdoc-computerscience positions at California Institute of Technology
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on the role of DNMTs in zebrafish development using CRISPR technology. Assist postdocs in generating mutant lines. Zebrafish husbandry. Interpret experimental findings with PIs. Keep detailed records
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members (graduate students and postdocs) to establish and maintain engineered beetle lines created using CRISPR/CAS9 gene editing and transposon-mediated transgenesis technologies. The position requires
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able to work independently and collaboratively with students, postdocs, staff, industry users, and faculty members to assess their needs and to maintain the microscopy suite at a technical level required
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international travel; ensure compliance with sponsor and Institute travel policies and export regulations. Deposit reimbursement checks and ensure proper crediting to accounts. Assist with completing forms
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Institute travel policies and export regulations. Deposit reimbursement checks and ensure proper crediting to accounts. Assist with completing forms for guests, external affiliates, volunteers, visitors
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for the most promising technologies to put together and execute a short-term plan for startup formation. This plan may include market research, further technical proof-of-concept work, or other risk reduction
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postdoctoral scholars. Keeps up-to-date versions of the lab’s Postdoc Guide and Fellowship Guide and distributes to incoming postdoctoral scholars. General Administrative Support Coordinates travel arrangements
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communication and customer service skills, working with faculty, postdocs, students, and research staff . Required Documents Resume.
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; assist with logistics associated with domestic and/or international travel; ensure compliance with sponsor and Institute travel policies and export regulations. Deposit reimbursement checks and ensure
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personnel and provide documentation for various annual donor reporting requirements. Administer paperwork and procedures for all classifications of incoming researchers: guests, postdocs, and visiting