单分散二氧化硅纳米小球 (10-30 nm)的合成# Chemistry - 化学
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Harvard Medical School (HMS) invites applications for the position of
Assistant Director of the ICCB-Longwood Screening Facility to help support
small molecule and siRNA high-throughput screening (HTS) projects. This
position is ideal for a broadly trained scientist who is interested in many
different aspects of biology and medicine, and who is keen to use their
skills to contribute to multiple projects in a non-traditional manner. This
position will assist the ICCB-L Director in advising screeners and
overseeing staff involved in all stages of the ICCB-L workflow, including
HTS assay development, laboratory automation, data analysis and annotation,
website management, implementation of facility policies, and database
software development. The Assistant Director will also be expected to assist
with preparing grants and progress reports. This position will have a high
degree of independence, direct and indirect responsibility for multiple
staff members, opportunities to present at regional and national scientific
symposia and workshops, and opportunities to develop collaborative
relationships with HMS investigators.
Candidates should hold a Ph.D. in cell biology or a related field, and have
experience with a wide variety of cell biology, biochemistry and molecular
biology techniques. Excellent command of written and spoken English is
essential, as are strong organizational and interpersonal skills. Direct
experience with HTS and cell-based assays is strongly preferred. This
opportunity is ideal for academic or industry candidates who are interested
in facilitating academic research relating to pharmacology and drug
discovery. Additional information about ICCB-L is available at http://iccb.med.harvard.edu/.
Interested parties should submit a letter of application and curriculum
vitae to: i**********[email protected]
Assistant Director of the ICCB-Longwood Screening Facility to help support
small molecule and siRNA high-throughput screening (HTS) projects. This
position is ideal for a broadly trained scientist who is interested in many
different aspects of biology and medicine, and who is keen to use their
skills to contribute to multiple projects in a non-traditional manner. This
position will assist the ICCB-L Director in advising screeners and
overseeing staff involved in all stages of the ICCB-L workflow, including
HTS assay development, laboratory automation, data analysis and annotation,
website management, implementation of facility policies, and database
software development. The Assistant Director will also be expected to assist
with preparing grants and progress reports. This position will have a high
degree of independence, direct and indirect responsibility for multiple
staff members, opportunities to present at regional and national scientific
symposia and workshops, and opportunities to develop collaborative
relationships with HMS investigators.
Candidates should hold a Ph.D. in cell biology or a related field, and have
experience with a wide variety of cell biology, biochemistry and molecular
biology techniques. Excellent command of written and spoken English is
essential, as are strong organizational and interpersonal skills. Direct
experience with HTS and cell-based assays is strongly preferred. This
opportunity is ideal for academic or industry candidates who are interested
in facilitating academic research relating to pharmacology and drug
discovery. Additional information about ICCB-L is available at http://iccb.med.harvard.edu/.
Interested parties should submit a letter of application and curriculum
vitae to: i**********[email protected]
