Senior Researcher

Senior Researcher, Biology

1 year contract with possible renewal
We are seeking a motivated Senior Researcher with cell biology, biochemistry, and image analysis experience to join the Immunodementia Biology group at G2D2 in Cambridge, MA. The selected candidate will join a team working to assess the effects of glial modulation on Alzheimer’s disease pathophysiology. Activities will involve a combination of in-vitro and in-vivo methods. The successful candidate will contribute to the execution of in-vitro and ex-vivo cell based assays to support the validation of targets to treat Alzheimer’s disease.

Primary responsibilities:
• Work with Scientist to design, execute, and interpret experimental findings
• Support in-vitro studies by participating in the development and execution of cell based assays
• Support efforts to develop disease relevant cellular models using neurons and glia
• Support in-vivo studies by participating in tissue dissociations and follow up biochemical and flow cytometry based assays
• Communicate critical results and troubleshooting to the team
• Maintain lab notebook and document data
Qualifications:
• MS in biological sciences or BS in biological sciences with 2-3 years relevant experience in academia or industry
• Understanding of basic neurobiology
• A combination of the following skills
o Experience with mammalian cell culture
o Experience with immunofluorescence staining of cells and tissues
o Experience with high content imaging and analysis
o Experience with flow cytometry
o Experience with western blot or ELISA techniques
o Experience with tissue dissociation and cell isolation methods
• A willingness to learn and adapt to new technologies as needed
• An ability to adapt and respond to changes in a fast paced, collaborative environment
• Excellent organizational and time management skills

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