Research Scientist/Engineer 1

Company:  University of Washington
Location: Seattle
Closing Date: 21/10/2024
Salary: £150 - £200 Per Annum
Hours: Full Time
Type: Permanent
Job Requirements / Description

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POSITION PURPOSE
Dr. Ponnalagu in the UW Department of Pharmacology is seeking a Research Scientist Engineer 1. Dr. Ponnalagu’s laboratory is focused on understanding the mechanism by which intracellular chloride channels affect diabetes and its associated cardiovascular diseases. The overarching goal is developing novel therapeutic interventions to treat these diseases.


DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  1. Manage the breeding, weaning, and genotyping of mice colonies to support the needs of the research. Maintenance of mouse colony records and animal care (30%).
  2. Primary cardiomyocyte isolation, maintenance of cells, transduction (30%).
  3. Mitochondrial function assays, biochemistry, and imaging experiments (30%).
  4. Preparation of laboratory reagents, ordering lab supplies (10%).

As a good lab practice, one is expected to keep detailed records, perform data analysis, and present data in lab meetings.


MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor’s degree in a related field such as Biology and one year of relevant experience in a biomedical research lab, OR equivalent combination of education/experience.


ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Experience with the breeding, weaning, and genotyping of mice colonies to support the needs of the research.
Maintenance of mouse colony records and animal care.
Experience with cardiomyocyte isolation, maintenance of cell lines, transduction.
Work with function assays, and imaging experiments.


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