675 life science research professional jobs found

Stanford University is seeking a Life Science Research Professional 2 to perform more complex functions and activities involved in defined research projects, and independently conduct a portion of the research project(s). Duties include: Independently conduct a portion of the research project(s). Make recommendations on experimental design and/or research direction to principal investigator. Independently conduct complex (lab and/or field) experiments to gather data for a portion of a major research project. Interpret and analyze results, often where few guidelines exist, and make modifications to existing procedures and protocols. Develop new research protocols where appropriate protocols are not described in the literature or where modification or adaptation of standard procedures and protocols is required. Participate in multidisciplinary teams across different faculties or schools. Perform ongoing literature review to...

Stanford University is seeking a Life Science Research Professional 1 to perform basic functions and activities involved in defined research projects, and independently conduct and analyze experiments. The cardiovascular research laboratory of John W. MacArthur, MD, in the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery at Stanford University, is looking to hire a research specialist to work with full-time clinician researchers. The laboratory investigates the development and implementation of innovative strategies to treat heart failure, valvular heart diseases, and cardiac revascularization, focusing on research that can be directly translated from bench to bedside. The focus of the current position is to utilize regenerative medical technology to investigate cardiovascular diseases. As part of a well-funded lab, a research specialist in Dr. MacArthur’s lab will be instrumental in multiple projects at any given time and will gain extensive experience with both small and large...

Stanford University is seeking an independent and self-motivated Life Science Research Professional 1 to work on neurophysiology of the retina (experiments and analysis) and neuroengineering of retinal implants in a lab studying the basic science of vision as well as development of artificial retinas for treating blindness. The lab is located in the Department of Neurosurgery and Hansen Experimental Physics Laboratory. The successful candidate will play a key role in execution of experiments, curating and analyzing unique data sets, and organizing the efforts of the laboratory team.  Duties include:  Plan and participate in challenging collaborative experiments in support of research projects Assist PhD students and postdoctoral fellows in analysis of data Work to optimize procedures and protocols in collaboration with PhD students and postdoctoral fellows. Maintain detailed records and databases of experiments and outcomes.  Contribute to...

The Clinical and Translational Research Unit (CTRU) laboratory at Stanford University, is the institute’s largest, research focused, ambulatory care and laboratory services group offering both adult and pediatric bedside, phlebotomy, dietary and laboratory services across the research community. The CTRU laboratory designs and collaborates on studies, both locally and globally, supporting research across a broad range of platforms including proteomics, immunology, genomics, cancer and much more. The CTRU is a primary backbone for accelerating the translation of bedside diagnostics and treatments and advancing research technologies into clinical applications. Learn more at https://med.stanford.edu/ctru.html  We are seeking a Life Sciences Research Professional to perform basic laboratory and administrative support duties related to the collection and processing of human samples which principally involve purification and characterization of human biospecimen...

The Department of Genetics is seeking an experimental or hybrid experimental/computational research associate in genomics (Life Science Research Professional 1) to join the Engreitz Laboratory to map the regulatory wiring of the human genome to discover genetic mechanisms of heart diseases. The Engreitz Lab is part of the Stanford University Department of Genetics and Children’s Heart Center. The ideal candidate will join the team as soon as possible, or at latest by June 2023.  Lab overview: DNA regulatory elements in the human genome, which harbor thousands of genetic risk variants for common and rare diseases and could reveal targets for therapeutics that aim to precisely tune cellular functions — if only we could map the complex regulatory wiring that connects 2 million regulatory elements with 21,000 genes in thousands of cell types in the human body.  We have recently developed new approaches that could enable mapping this regulatory wiring at massive...

This Life Science Research Professional 1 (LSRP1; 100% FTE) position will provide the ideal candidate an opportunity to work closely with an Assistant Professor in The Center for Excellence in Pulmonary Biology within the Department of Pediatrics. The lab is using single cell profiling and in vivo labeling strategies to study the developing lung and function of neurosensory cells in the lung. Projects utilize human tissue as well as animal models in the lab with opportunities to engage in multidisciplinary projects at Stanford University Medical Center. Ideal candidates will be motivated learners who will be provided the opportunity to lead projects and contribute to the intellectual environment. Providing a diverse, safe, and supportive learning environment is a priority for our research team. Duties include: Plan approach to experiments in support of research projects in lab and/or field based on knowledge of the field. Independently conduct...

The Snyder lab in the Department of Genetics is seeking a talented Life Science Research Professional I to work in a friendly team environment performing general and high throughput genomic experiments and sample processing inn order to study the human body’s response to aerobic and resistance exercise training.  Specific experiments will be conducted on both rat and human samples supporting the -omes RNA Seq, ATAC Seq, and Methyl-Capture Seq.  The lack of physical activity has been associated with several diseases including diabetes, heart disease, dementia, and cancer. The goal of these studies is to understand what molecular transducers are produced or involved following acute and trained responses to exercise. Duties include:  Plan approach to experiments in support of research projects in lab and/or field based on knowledge of scientific theory.  Independently conduct experiments; maintain detailed records of experiments and...

The Ting Lab at Stanford University (http://www.tinglab.org) is seeking a Life Science Research Professional 1 to be an integral member of a 14-member chemical biology research team that is developing novel molecular technologies for probing molecular and cellular networks in biology and neuroscience. The goal of this work is to develop transformative and scalable technologies to detect, manipulate, and discover novel pathways that give rise to function in living systems. We employ a wide range of techniques including directed evolution, protein engineering, computational protein design, spatial transcriptomics, CRISPR gene editing, and high-content microscopy in our work.   Candidate must be highly collaborative, resourceful, organized, enjoy problem solving, and have strong communication skills.  This is a fantastic opportunity for a motivated and creative individual to participate in high impact, cutting-edge research at the forefront of modern biology, with real...

The Brunet lab in the Department of Genetics at Stanford University is seeking an independent and motivated Life Science Research Professional 1 to perform basic functions and activities in defined research projects, and independently conduct and analyze experiments relevant to aging. The laboratory investigates the mechanisms of aging and age-related diseases, using a multi-organismal approach. The LSRP1 will work under general guidance from the Principal Investigator and in collaboration with postdoctoral fellows and graduate students. The position requires diverse experimental approaches including molecular biology (e.g., mRNA and protein isolation, DNA sub-cloning), cellular biology (immunostaining, imaging), and isolation of large samples for aging research. Additional day-to-day lab functions include ordering laboratory supplies, organizing the laboratory, write laboratory protocols, help repairing equipment, and maintaining lab stocks and databases. On the job training in...

Stanford University, Blood and Marrow Transplantation and Cellular Therapy (BMT-CT) is seeking a Life Science Research Professional 1 to perform functions and activities involved in translational research conducted and conduct a portion of the research project(s). The BMT-CT is focusing on evaluating novel immunotherapies and cell-based immunotherapy clinical trials at Stanford hospital.  Correlative studies are critical for the development and assessment of new cell-based immunotherapies. The successful candidate will be trained to independently perform portion of the research alongside other researchers, help develop new protocols for Flow cytometry and assist other researchers. Assays associated with this position includes but is not limited to High Dimensional flowcytometry and FACS sort. Other job duties include maintaining excellent lab records, report weekly to supervisor, effectively communicate experimental results to the team and the principal...

Stanford University is seeking a Life Science Research Professional 2 to perform more complex functions and activities involved in defined research projects, and independently conduct a portion of the research project(s). Duties include: Independently conduct a portion of the research project(s). Make recommendations on experimental design and/or research direction to principal investigator. Independently conduct complex (lab and/or field) experiments to gather data for a portion of a major research project. Interpret and analyze results, often where few guidelines exist, and make modifications to existing procedures and protocols. Develop new research protocols where appropriate protocols are not described in the literature or where modification or adaptation of standard procedures and protocols is required. Participate in multidisciplinary teams across different faculties or schools. Perform ongoing literature review to remain current with new procedures...

The Pleiner lab at Stanford Medicine, Department of Molecular and Cellular Physiology, is seeking a Laboratory Manager (Life Science Research Professional 2) to assist and drive a fundamental research program in cellular and molecular biology. A particular focus of the lab is to understand how human cells make and quality control multi-pass membrane proteins like transporters, receptors and ion channels that are essential for cellular physiology. In parallel the lab will develop novel techniques and reagents (e.g. alpaca-derived nanobodies) to study and modulate protein quality control pathways in health and disease. In this role you will provide laboratory leadership through management of day-to-day laboratory operations including oversight of research inventory, lab equipment, as well as health and safety protocols. In addition, you will work independently to execute research experiments alongside lab personnel and students. You will have the opportunity to train lab...

The Division of Immunology and Rheumatology is dedicated to institutional and community commitment to the development of research programs at Stanford that focus on clinical immunology. The Division has a longstanding tradition of excellence in patient care, and is among the leading groups in the School of Medicine in cutting edge bench research, clinical trial investigation and outcomes assessment research. The Utz Laboratory in the Division of Immunology & Rheumatology is seeking a full-time Life Science Research Professional 1 to perform basic functions and activities involved in defined research projects, and independently conduct and analyze experiments. The incumbent is expected to participate in a research team, under the supervision of senior fellows and the Principal Investigator, to perform biomedical research utilizing cutting-edge molecular biology, cellular biology and biochemistry approaches. The incumbent will assist with designing and...

Stanford University is seeking a Life Science Research Professional 1 to perform basic functions and activities involved in defined research projects, and independently conduct and analyze experiments. Position is available in the Department of Otolaryngology, Division of Head and Neck Surgery (hybrid model). The position supports Reticker-Flynn Laboratory in the Department of Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery and is focused on tumor immunology, including mechanisms of tumor-immune interactions during metastasis and novel immunotherapies. The idea candidate will join as soon as possible. Focus of the lab: We employ animal models, synthetic biology, and systems approaches to build an understanding of the tolerance mechanisms and co-evolutionary dynamics underpinning tumor-immune interactions during metastasis and use insights gleaned from these studies to develop novel technologies and engineered therapies for the treatment of metastatic disease and immunological...

The Pleiner lab at Stanford Medicine, Department of Molecular and Cellular Physiology, is seeking a Research Assistant (Life Science Research Professional 1) for a 2 year fixed-term to assist a fundamental research program in cellular and molecular biology. A particular focus of our lab is to understand how human cells make and quality control multi-pass membrane proteins like transporters, receptors and ion channels that are essential for cellular physiology. In parallel the lab will develop novel techniques and reagents (e.g. alpaca-derived nanobodies) to study and modulate protein quality control pathways in health and disease. The lab will use mechanistic cell biology, (structural) biochemistry and protein engineering approaches to tackle these challenging problems. In this role you will work alongside senior lab members to assist, as well as independently execute and troubleshoot experiments. You will have the opportunity to train new lab members, help in organizing...

The Department of Genetics in the School of Medicine at Stanford University seeks a full-time Life Science Research Professional 1 (LSRP) to work in a new laboratory whose primary focus is to engineer receptors and gene circuits to control human cells, with an emphasis on developing cellular immunotherapy technologies. The lab will also study cell signaling and modularity in the context of synthetic biology, and develop machine learning methods for synthetic biology. The LSRP will help with the execution of defined research projects by independently conducting experiments and analyzing data. Specifically, the LSRP will be responsible for constructing libraries of receptors and gene circuits, testing these libraries in screens, and helping to apply computational methods to analyze the resulting library screen data. As part of a new lab, the LSRP will help to install equipment, organize supplies, and establish protocols. The LSRP will work closely with a new faculty member...

The Danny Chou lab is a world-leader in the design and synthesis of new insulins and insulin formations. We use modern techniques in chemical biology, protein engineering, and peptide synthesis to aid these discoveries. We recently developed a new approach to insulin analogs by optimizing molecules discovered in fish-hunting cone snails. Our work continues to develop innovative methods to advance peptide therapeutics. We are looking for a Life Science Research Professional 1 (Bachelor’s or Master’s-level candidate) who is excited to contribute to this creative and multi-disciplinary team. The applicant should be comfortable with both basic biology and chemistry techniques in the lab. The hire will be trained and mentored in all specialty chemistry techniques. Duties include: Plan approach to experiments in support of research projects in lab and/or field based on knowledge of scientific theory. Independently conduct...

The Winslow Laboratory in the Department of Genetics at Stanford University is seeking a research associate (Life Science Research Professional 1) to study the genetic changes that drive cancer  initiation, progression and metastasis. The ideal candidate will be able to join our lab as soon as possible.  Lab overview: The goal of our lab is to use unbiased genomic methods and in vivo models to better understand the molecular and cellular changes that underlie tumor progression and metastasis. By combining CRISPR genetics with genetically engineered mouse models and high throughput DNA sequencing, we are able to explore the effect of simultaneously inactivating multiple tumor suppressor genes, as well as the role of the  tumor microenvironment, on cancer initiation, progression and metastasis in vivo. Our work is focused on uncovering general rules that govern tumor progression and metastatic spread, and discovering novel therapeutic targets across the continuum of...

The Stanford Genome Technology Center is seeking a detail oriented and highly motivated Life Science Research Professional 1 (LSRP1) to work with a team of researchers studying Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS), a debilitating illness with no known cure or treatment. The LSRP1 will perform basic functions and activities involved in defined research projects, and independently conduct and analyze experiments. The candidate will assist in the development and application of an immune cell characterization platform. The LSRP1 will use microscopy, sensing/assay technologies, microfluidics, electrical bio-sensing and other molecular/cell biology and bioengineering tools to search for the source of this disease. Duties include:  Plan experiments in support of research projects based on knowledge of scientific theory.  Independently conduct experiments; maintain detailed records of experiments and outcomes.  Apply the theories and...

The Division of Transplant Research in the Department of Surgery is seeking a dynamic Life Science Research Professional 2 (LSRP 2) to join the laboratory of two Principal Investigators. The LSRP 2 will perform more complex functions and activities involved in defined research projects, and independently conduct a portion of the research project(s). Responsibilities include but are not limited to designing research approaches including background research, experimental design and execution of the agreed research strategy with the PI. This includes complex surgical procedures in order to generate rodent models of transplantation (liver, small bowel, skin, kidney, heart, and VCA) and tumor models in rodents.  Duties include: Perform complex lab experiments for a major portion of the research project. Maintain detailed records of experiments and outcomes. Write and update protocols for animal studies, Interpret and analyze results, often where few guidelines...