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Research Engineering/ Scientist Assistant

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

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Job overview

The Research Engineering/Scientist Assistant supports routine laboratory operations, including supplies, chemical disposal, training, and equipment maintenance. The role may involve rodent colony care and experiments in immunology, cancer, and neuroscience. Depending on experience or interest, work may include cell and molecular biology, biochemical assays, mass spectrometry, or organic synthesis and analytical chemistry.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Laboratory ManagementRodent CareImmunologyCancer ResearchNeuroscienceCell IsolationCell CultureMolecular BiologyChemical SynthesisBiochemistryFlow CytometryFluorescence GelsProtein PurificationAffinity ChromatographyWestern BlottingELISAMass SpectrometryOrganic SynthesisFlash ChromatographyNMRHPLC

Full job description

Assisting with routine lab management to ensure that lab is in working order. This includes assisting the lab manager with ordering and inventory of supplies and chemicals, disposing of chemicals, laboratory training, and maintain any instrumentation and laboratory equipment you use. The candidate is also expected to participate in regular group meetings and provide updates and progress reports as required.Rodent care- Depending on interest and experience you may also be required to perform or assist in managing the rodent colony (compound treatments, xenograft models, genotyping, routine weighing recording animal health, pre and post-operative care, recording experimental procedures). To perform or assist in experiments related to the fields of immunology, cancer, and neuroscience.To perform cell isolations/culture and/or molecular biology and/or chemical synthesis and/or operate laboratory instruments and equipment. Depending on your area of experience or interest, this will include molecular biology, mammalian cell culture, biochemistry, flow cytometry or culturing cells. Experiments will involve performing fluorescence gels, protein purification, affinity chromatography, Western blots, ELISAs and other assay work. You may need to operate a centrifuge, gel imager, cell counter as well as automated liquid handlers. As a chemical proteomics laboratory, we also operate several mass spectrometers and you may also need to be trained to use these instruments.The scientist with experience or interest in organic synthesis will be expected to use and understand the standard tools and skills including setting up and isolation of pure reaction products and analytical techniques such as flash chromatography (Biotage, CombiFlash or other automated system), NMR and HPLC.

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