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Research Technician, Mouse Colony - Palmiter Lab at Howard Hughes Medical Institute - ApplyBlast

Research Technician, Mouse Colony - Palmiter Lab

Howard Hughes Medical Institute

3 months ago

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Seattle, United Kingdom

Onsite

Part Time

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About this role

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute is seeking a Research Technician to join the Palmiter laboratory at the University of Washington to support research on neural circuits and innate behaviors. The role involves maintaining a large mouse colony, collecting biological samples, managing data records, and assisting scientists with various research procedures. This position offers mentorship, training in animal husbandry and science writing, and opportunities for professional development.

Responsibilities

Maintain a colony of transgenic mice and manage breeding cages
Collect and prepare DNA samples for genotyping procedures
Record and compile data regarding mouse genotypes and demographics
Assist scientists with research procedures and behavioral experiments
Manage laboratory supplies and maintain accurate inventory records

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences

About Howard Hughes Medical Institute

hhmi.org

Headquarters

Chevy Chase, Maryland, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

1953

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The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) is a leading American non-profit organization dedicated to advancing scientific research and education. HHMI funds biomedical research and various educational initiatives aimed at enhancing the science education landscape. Through its partnerships and innovative programs, it supports scientists and students to push the frontiers of knowledge and inspire the next generation of scientific leaders.