Research Technician I-II, Chromatin Regulation of Pediatric Malignancies

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A highly motivated research technician is wanted to carry out experiments in a collaborative project between a pediatric oncologist in our Clinical Research Division and a chromatin biologist in our Basic Sciences Division, in the field of cancer epigenetics. Research is centered on high-risk pediatric malignancies and understanding chromatin regulation driving them. This position may be particularly appealing to applicants interested in a career in medicine or working in a mix of basic and translational sciences.

The successful candidate will have a bachelor's degree in biology or related fields and at least 1-2 years of experience as a research technician and relevant skills in molecular and cellular biology. Contribution to a publication is preferred but not essential. The candidate should be conscientious, detail-oriented and organized, and interested in working independently.

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