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  • xfeng95
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 1

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    technician needed in a NGS core lab at NYC

    The formal link for application is here



    Department: Joint Centers for Systems Biology (533) ;
    Opening title: Staff Associate,
    Job Requisition Number: 0002960.

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    Part of JD


    The ideal candidate will have an in-depth understanding of molecular biology
    /genetics, excellent bench skills in DNA/RNA handling and library
    construction. The candidate should be very organized, extremely detail
    orientated. She or he also needs to very efficient in communication and
    great in teamwork. Previous hands-on experience in Next Generation
    Sequencing of different platforms (Illumnia, Life Technologies) is strongly
    preferred as well as project management experience and some knowledge in
    bioinformatics.

    Minimum Degree Required: B.S. or equivalent in Biology or related field.

    The rank and salary of the position will be competitive based on
    qualifications.
    Last edited by xfeng95; 05-21-2012, 10:58 AM. Reason: info corrected

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