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UCLA invites applications for a Staff Research Associate I to coordinate ongoing projects in the Department of Integrative Biology and Physiology. You will schedule participants, screen, manage databases, attend lab meetings, and help prepare IRB protocols, ensuring smooth study operations.
The role involves leading data collection for a BrightFocus Foundation grant, including behavioral and neuropsychological testing, MRI and PET imaging, and saliva sample handling, working with diverse
Research in the Department of Integrative Biology and Physiology (IBP) is dedicated to explaining the function of complex biological systems, in cells, organs, and individuals. The recent rapid advances in molecular and cell biology and genetics, including the sequencing of numerous genomes, has provided an unprecedented opportunity to use this new information to understand how the genes interact to produce emergent phenotypes in complex systems.
Research in the Department of Integrative Biology and Physiology (IBP) is dedicated to explaining the function of complex biological systems, in cells, organs, and individuals. The recent rapid advances in molecular and cell biology and genetics, including the sequencing of numerous genomes, has provided an unprecedented opportunity to use this new information to understand how the genes interact to produce emergent phenotypes in complex systems.
This position will require the staff research associate to perform coordination of research projects in the lab, which includes duties such as scheduling and screening participants, maintaining databases, attending and taking notes in lab meetings, and submitting IRB protocols. In particular, the associate will be the lead in collecting data for a BrightFocus Foundation Grant, which includes scheduling and screening participants, running the study that includes behavioral and neuropsychological testing as well as MRI and PET imaging and saliva sample collection. This position requires interacting professionally with participants across the lifespan (ages 18+), including older adults and those with neuropsychiatric conditions such as depression. Experience in working with human subjects or any experience with running neuroimaging studies or analyses is preferred but not required.
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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