As a Research Associate, you will have hands-on experience in cellular & molecular biology and will contribute to/design and conduct in-vitro laboratory experiments and data analysis/interpretation required for advancing our drug discovery programs and expanding our mitochondrial platform.

The Frederick National Laboratory is a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC) sponsored by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and operated by Leidos Biomedical Research, Inc. The lab addresses some of the most urgent and intractable problems in the biomedical sciences in cancer and AIDS, drug development and first-in-human clinical trials, applications of nanotechnology in medicine, and rapid response to emerging threats of infectious diseases.

The team is looking for a highly motivated Research Associate and/or Research Assistant that will be responsible for routine screening of compounds in various in vitro toxicology or ADME assays.

Common projects include audits of career services web offerings and quick-turnaround primary and secondary research to support topics like international student services and equity in college admissions.

The Cell Therapy Analytical Development group is seeking an enthusiastic Research Associate to support the development of analytical methods for engineered T-cell programs. Job Title: Research Associate.

The ideal candidate has a suitable skill set and knowledge in molecular biology and analytical assay development and is excited to take on new challenges in a fast-paced and dynamic environment. Skillful with molecular biology techniques (cloning, construct design, primer & probe design, qPCR, RT-PCR.

Preparation and communication of research results in both oral and written formats. We are seeking a Research Associate to join our team in La Jolla. Proven ability to conduct self-directed research, and to work effectively in a dynamic environment with a diverse team of co-workers.

Execute and manage research projects using molecular biology, immunohistochemistry, Western blot, tissue culture, PCR and flow cytometry; prepares solutions and culture media; collects, sorts and processes tissue and blood samples.

Title: Research Associate Scientist I. Research: 2 years (Required) Solid background in protein chemistry, chemistry, biochemistry, toxicology or equivalent is highly preferred. Hands-on experience with instrumentation, used in protein pharmaceutical and analytical development as well as characterization and knowledge of cGMP and quality guidelines is a plus.

The Research Associate will be running in vivo oncology efficacy studies using radiolabeled material and biodistribution studies. Minimum two years of experience handling radioactive material in a clinical or research setting.

Senior Research Associate, Neuroscience. As an intrepid and meticulous lab technician, you are passionate about molecular neurobiology and assay development. You excel at cell/tissue culture and have experience or are eager to master both established and novel techniques in pharmacological assay development, cell imaging, and lab automation.

The Conklin Lab is looking for a Research Associate I or II. The applicant will support laboratory research projects on human therapeutic gene editing in close collaboration with the Innovative Genomics Institute.

Undergraduate degree in a clinical, health- related area and/or minimum 1 year of equivalent work experience with similar position 1-3 years work experience in clinical research Basic Life Support (BLS)/Phlebotomist Certification preferred Medical Assistant, Certified Nursing Assistant, Certified Medication Aide, Telemetry Technician, or Laboratory Technician preferred.

The Research Associate will be working within the gene therapy & AAV production department and is responsible for conducting scientific experiments that contribute to research and drug discovery activities.

The Research Associate is part of a Process Development team that works on developing various cell therapy platforms, including but not limited to autologous/allogeneic CAR-T, CAR-NK, hHSCs, MSCs, iPSCs derived cell therapy products.