Texas A&M University Verified 19h ago
Assistant Research Scientist, Joint Microscopy Laboratory
Bryan, TX On-site
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TypeFull-time
Work settingOn-site
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About the role
An Assistant Research Scientist is sought to provide research support for the Joint Microscopy Laboratory (JML) , a Texas A&M University shared resource facility. Dr. Musser is the Director of the JML. This position will primarily require collecting data on a recently acquired MINFLUX 3D microscope and assisting users with experimental design, sample preparation, and basic data analysis. Occasional assistance with a fluorescence lifetime capable confocal microscope (Luminosa) will also be required.
What you'll bring
- Demonstrated ability to interface with a wide range of scientists with different expertise levels and with the proactive and service-oriented demeanor necessary for engaging with users to generate meaningful and impactful results.
- The ideal candidate will be organized, be highly motivated, pay attention to detail, and be able to work independently.
- PhD in relevant field
- Some relevant professional experience in light microscopy.
- Experience with super-resolution imaging and single molecule fluorescence methods is highly desirable as is direct experience with MINFLUX data acquisition
- Three years of light microscopy experience
- Expertise with MINFLUX Microscopy
- Experience with super-resolution imaging and/or single molecule fluorescence microscopy
- A strong background and training in quantitative biology
- Experience and/or interest particle tracking and image analysis
- PhD emphasis ranging from physics to cell biology.
- A strong skillset/background in biochemical and biophysical methods and approaches
Benefits
Disability InsurancePaid HolidaysTuition Assistance