Associate Researcher, Spatial Genomics & Imaging

RiseMe; New York (NY); On-site; USD 23,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

The Ang Lab at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is seeking a highly motivated associate researcher to develop innovative spatial omics, imaging, and stem cell biology tools to explore cellular plasticity in health and disease.

Leveraging prior work in spatial epigenomics and neuronal differentiation, the role focuses on integrating imaging, genome editing, and screening methods to advance understanding of cellular plasticity.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in science or related field preferred, or combination of relevant research experience and education.
• Ideal candidate will have a BSc or MS in bioengineering, biophysics, stem cell biology, chemistry or a related field.
• 0-2 years of research/laboratory experience; experience with tissue culture and molecular biology.

Responsibilities

• Under direct supervision, conducts routine and standardized experiments using appropriate research techniques specific to subject matter of the research project.
• Analyzes and assists in interpreting laboratory results.
• Performs assays to support research studies.
• Maintains laboratory environment and assists in the upkeep of appropriate inventory; may include ordering of supplies.
• Logs and tests samples; prepares and submits laboratory materials and specimens for shipment.
• Assists in the collection, analysis and review of experimental data for publication and presentation.
• Performs other related duties.

Skills

Tissue culture

Molecular biology

Bioinformatics

Data analysis

Education

BSc or MS in bioengineering/biophysics/stem cell biology/chemistry

Job description

The Ang Lab at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is seeking a highly motivated associate researcher to develop innovative spatial omics, imaging, and stem cell biology tools to explore cellular plasticity in health and disease.

Leveraging prior work in spatial epigenomics and neuronal differentiation, the role focuses on integrating imaging, genome editing, and screening methods to advance understanding of cellular plasticity.