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MSK offers a unique and exciting research environment with both basic and applied science programs in Immunology, Pharmacology, Chemistry, Molecular Biology, Computational Biology, Genetics, Cell Biology, Developmental Biology, Cell Biochemistry and Structural Biology.
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Ph. D. or master’s degree in Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, or a related field with a focus on peptide chemistry. Stay current with advancements in analytical techniques and peptide chemistry, incorporating new knowledge into project work.
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Major Duties and Responsibilities: Design and execute experimental procedures/protocols in research involving cell and molecular biology techniques, tissue culture, histology and immunological assay, polarizing and fluorescence microscopy, and animal model system.
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Bachelors, Masters or other University degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, Microbiology or similar science field highly preferred; may consider an equivalent combination of education, training and experience.
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Previous patent prosecution law firm experience, patent bar membership, and a background in one of the following fields: cell or molecular biology, immunology, biochemistry, bioinformatics, organic chemistry, medicinal chemistry, cancer biology, pharmacology, biophysics, or digital health focused disciplines.
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B) For those whose training was completed after September 15, : 16 credits in chemistry courses acceptable towards a major in chemistry, including at least six credits in inorganic chemistry; and 16 credits in biology courses acceptable towards a major in biology; and three credits in mathematics.
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B) Education and/or Experience Combination: (1) A bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited college or university in medical laboratory science, medical technology, clinical laboratory science or in a related science (, laboratory sciences such as chemistry, biochemistry, biology, microbiology, immunology, etc.
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Applicants should possess a Ph. D. in Environmental Health, Genetics, Molecular Biology or other relevant disciplines with relevant previous work and interest in environmental justice, environmental epidemiology, and molecular epidemiology.
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For those whose training was completed after September 15, 1963: 16 credits in chemistry courses acceptable towards a major in chemistry, including at least six credits in inorganic chemistry; and 16 credits in biology courses acceptable towards a major in biology; and three credits in mathematics.
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Experience in all areas of the lab to include: Blood bank, Chemistry, microbiology, urinalysis, etc. Examples of laboratory tests performed by Clinical Laboratory Scientists includes detection of abnormal cells causing leukemia, analysis of cardiac enzyme activities, identifying type of bacteria causing an infection and detection of DNA markers for genetic diseases.
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This position will report to the Technical Operations Department and will support the manufacture of HPV Gardasil as part of a multidisciplinary team, the candidate will have a fundamental knowledge of fermentation and cell culture, protein chemistry and purification, analytical techniques, and/or laboratory operations.
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Bachelor s Degree in Medical Technology, clinical laboratory science or similar degree in chemistry or biology with required semester hours and one year of training in a clinical laboratory as per CLIA and NJ DOH regulations.
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We have a highly supportive and interactive research environment, and state of the art facilities for cell biology, molecular biology, next-generation sequencing and structural biology.
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Mentor R&D team members in effectively applying analytical chemistry techniques at each stage of the product development cycle. You will have the exciting opportunity to lead the development and execution of analytical chemistry methods and analyses for our R&D organization.
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Team members will also have many opportunities to advance their knowledge and expertise through fundamental tumor immunology and synthetic biology research in a well-funded environment. In particular, you will focus on research areas such as T cell engineering, in vitro and in vivo characterization, and development of a research-scale manufacturing process.
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