iPSC & RNA Biologist — Neurodegeneration Research

National University of Singapore; Singapore; On-site; SGD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

The National University of Singapore (NUS) is seeking a Research Assistant (Molecular Biologist) to contribute to RNA metabolism and transcriptional dynamics studies in the Patani lab. The role involves experimental design, collaboration with wet and dry lab teams, and contributing to publications and conference presentations.

Ideal candidates have a wet-lab background in molecular biology, experience with iPSC systems, and an interest in neuroscience-related transcriptional mechanisms.

Qualifications

• Bachelor degree in Biochemistry or Biomedical Sciences.
• Experience in molecular biology, esp. RIP/CLIP/RBPome methods.
• Experience investigating transcriptional, splicing and/or post-transcriptional disease mechanisms.
• Demonstrable experience in a research environment with rigorous investigations.
• Desirable: experience with iPSCs and directed differentiation.
• Desirable: knowledge/interest in molecular biology and neuroscience.

Responsibilities

• Designing and managing research programmes to meet objectives.
• Collaborating with experimental and data scientists to ensure progress.
• Overseeing experiment setup and execution with proper supervision.
• Ensuring timely recording, analysis, and documentation of results.
• Preparing and presenting research findings to colleagues.
• Submitting papers to journals and presenting at conferences.
• Training and supervising students and staff on techniques and protocols.
• Delivering teaching on relevant topics as directed by the line manager.
• Contributing to multidisciplinary research aligned with department strategy.
• Preparing and analyzing data for publications and presentations.

Skills

Molecular biology

RNA biology

Cell culture

Data analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry or Biomedical Sciences

Job description

The National University of Singapore (NUS) is seeking a Research Assistant (Molecular Biologist) to contribute to RNA metabolism and transcriptional dynamics studies in the Patani lab. The role involves experimental design, collaboration with wet and dry lab teams, and contributing to publications and conference presentations.

Ideal candidates have a wet-lab background in molecular biology, experience with iPSC systems, and an interest in neuroscience-related transcriptional mechanisms.