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The candidate will design, carry out and analyze experiments as part of projects leading all work under the supervision of the PI. The expectation will be for daily communication with the PI to discuss the results of experiments and plan the next steps of the projects. Based on experience in molecular biology, biochemistry and virology taking on projects relevant to these topics but will also learn new techniques to implement in all projects. Additional expectations include participation in weekly meetings in the lab, one-on-one meeting with the PI and group meetings with collaborators (in person and via zoom) when the topic is relevant to the assigned projects. Presentation of data in lab meetings and journal clubs and will assist in preparing figures for manuscripts and presentations based on all work. Expectation to help train undergraduate students or other lab members in techniques if sufficiently proficient. In addition, the candidate will contribute to lab tasks, like all lab members, and will help the lab operate in a well-organized manner.

A BS in biology or relevant area with experience in a laboratory setting for at least two years. Experience in molecular biology and cell culture techniques are preferred qualifications.

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