Position Summary
The Batut Lab investigates the genetic sequences and molecular mechanisms that regulate gene expression during development.
Genes are often controlled by regulatory elements scattered over vast genomic regions, and we study how 3D genome organization helps establish specific regulatory interactions at the right time and place. Additionally, these regulatory elements are often themselves transcribed, producing non-coding RNAs that can also regulate gene expression. We study these mechanisms through a multidisciplinary, quantitative approach that combines state-of-the-art genome engineering, functional genomics, and single cell live imaging to visualize the molecular events of transcription in living embryos.
The lab just opened in January 2024, and we are looking for highly motivated individuals to join us in creating a vibrant, collaborative, and welcoming environment! The new technician will independently manage reagent ordering, prepare buffers and media, and maintain the lab’s Drosophila collection, and will work closely with other members of the team to support a range of ongoing projects in the lab.
Learn more about the lab: https://www.batutlab.com
Responsibilities
Duties may include, but are not limited to, the following:
Minimum Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
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