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to efficiently collect/organize/analyze data and initiate new/modified procedures/techniques based on the latest developments are expected. Certificates/Credentials/Licenses n/a Computer Skills General office
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and quantitative gene expression analysis Excellent organizational, communication, and teamwork skills Certificates/Credentials/Licenses Computer Skills General office suite and willingness to learn lab
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Certificates/Credentials/Licenses N/A Computer Skills MS Office and willingness to learn software used in the research lab Supervisory Responsibilities No Required operation of university owned vehicles No Does
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postdoc with interests in RNA virology and host-pathogen interactions. For detailed information about the laboratory’s research, see our website (http://www.mouncelab.com). Experience in molecular virology
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. Computer Skills Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Ability to interpret an extensive variety of technical instructions in mathematical or diagram form and
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publications in peer-reviewed journals. Computer Skills Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Ability to interpret an extensive variety of technical instructions
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Experience M.D. or PhD Required Qualifications Certificates/Credentials/Licenses PhD Computer Skills Microsoft Office Supervisory Responsibilities No Required operation of university owned vehicles No Does
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Skills General office suite and willingness to learn lab specific programs Supervisory Responsibilities No Required operation of university owned vehicles No Does this position require direct animal or
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. Certificates/Credentials/Licenses PhD in Biomedical Science, Immunology, Regenerative Medicine, Biology of Aging, or a related field. Computer Skills Basic computing skills Supervisory Responsibilities
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. Computer Skills collecting and analyzing data, writing manuscripts, giving presentations, and mentoring students. Experimental techniques will include behavioral assessment of mouse models, brain and spinal