Research Technician Ii (temporary) - Neurology

cre2.wustl.edu

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Characterizing epileptic activity
Mouse models of neurodevelopmental conditions
Genetic mutations affect seizure susceptibility
The Research Technician II position at Washington University in St. Louis focuses on studying epileptic activity in mouse models related to neurodevelopmental and psychiatric conditions. The role requires an enthusiastic candidate to assist with various technical research tasks in a laboratory setting

Job Summary

  • This position focuses on characterizing epileptic activity across mouse models of neurodevelopmental and psychiatric conditions.
  • Our laboratory evaluates how genetic mutations affect seizure susceptibility and epileptic phenotypes, exploring the intersection between epilepsy and neurodevelopmental disorders.
  • This position works in a laboratory environment with potential exposure to biological and chemical hazards.

Matching Summary

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The Research Technician II position at Washington University in St. Louis focuses on studying epileptic activity in mouse models related to neurodevelopmental and psychiatric conditions. The role requires an enthusiastic candidate to assist with various technical research tasks in a laboratory setting.

Skills & Requirements

Must-have

  • Characterizing epileptic activity
  • Mouse models of neurodevelopmental conditions
  • Genetic mutations affect seizure susceptibility
  • Preparation of solutions and setup
  • Data entry and maintains data files
  • Laboratory maintenance and cleaning
  • Working with research animals

Nice-to-have

  • Enthusiastic candidate
  • Scalable Mouse Assay Center
  • Intersection between epilepsy and neurodevelopmental disorders
  • Detailed reports
  • Working independently

Key Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree or combination of education and/or experience
  • Up to one year of experience in a laboratory setting

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