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Staff Scientist I – Molecular Robotics
Research and Technology DevelopmentWe are looking for an innovative Scientist with experience in designing self-assembling DNA systems and microscopy and image analysis to join our Molecular Robotics team. Reporting to the Technology Translation Director and working closely with Faculty Member, Prof. William Shih, you will contribute to the development of ultrasensitive diagnostics using enzyme-free DNA self-assembly. [61867BR]
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Research Assistant III – Biofabrication and 3D Organ Engineering
Research and Technology DevelopmentWe are currently seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Research Assistant to join the 3D Organ Engineering (3DOE) Initiative, co-led by professors Jennifer Lewis and Chris Chen. You will work on a new project focused on fabricating engineered tissues for transplantation. Reporting to the Senior Staff Scientist in the 3DOE initiative and with technical guidance from the research team, you will support all research operations of the project, including cell work, animal studies support, operations and administrative support. This role provides a great opportunity to learn new skills and contribute intellectually to an exciting new project with real commercial application. You may also have the unique opportunity to transition into a newly formed start-up company. [61734BR]
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Laboratory Aide
Administration and OperationsWe are looking for a laboratory aide to join our Research Operations team. Reporting to the Associate Director of Research Operations, you will provide support to the Wyss Institute’s research teams by maintaining shared resources. [61623BR]
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Senior Scientist – Immunomodulatory Sciences and Materials Research & Development
Research and Technology DevelopmentWe are looking for an innovative polymer scientist/bioengineer who will work in the design, synthesis, and characterization of a range of materials, including, but not limited to, hydrogels, biopolymers, and nanoparticles with a primary focus on controlled, pulsed or sustained delivery of small molecules or biologics. Reporting to the Platform Director, you will be exposed to many different technologies and clinical challenges where you can apply your skills in therapeutics, diagnostics, biology and materials science. You will have the opportunity to contribute to new product solutions and you may have the unique opportunity to follow your passion either at the Institute or as a member of a Wyss start-up. [61801BR]
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Research Assistant III- 3D Organ Engineering and Cell Culture
Research and Technology DevelopmentWe are currently seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Research Assistant to join the 3D Organ Engineering (3DOE) Initiative, co-led by professors Jennifer Lewis and Chris Chen. You will work on a new project focused on fabricating engineered adipose tissue for transplantation. Reporting to the Senior Staff Scientist in the 3DOE initiative and with technical guidance from the research team, you will manage cell cultures, work with bioreactors, assist in developing new protocols for cell isolation from clinical samples, assist with bioprinting and perform histology and microscopy. This role provides a great opportunity to learn new skills and contribute intellectually to an exciting new project with real commercial application. You may also have the unique opportunity to transition into a newly formed start-up company. [61414BR]
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Engineer I – Biofabrication
Research and Technology DevelopmentWe are looking for an experienced, creative, and entrepreneurial-minded Engineer to help optimize and streamline biofabrication efforts central to the advancement and pre-clinical validation of a therapeutic program that is close to commercialization. In this role, you will make significant contributions to the team’s efforts to develop a robust preclinical data package that will be used as the basis for a commercialization end-point, likely the spin-out of a new company. Reporting to a Senior Scientist, and collaborating closely with cross-functional team members and Faculty, you will quickly learn important biofabrication techniques that will support the exciting preclinical data package for this therapeutic asset. After coming up to speed and making important scientific contributions, you may have the opportunity to become a member of an exciting new company based on this asset and technology. [61574BR]
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Research Assistant III – Cell Culture
Research and Technology DevelopmentWe are currently seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Research Assistant to join the Lewis Research Group. Reporting to the Principal Investigator in the Lewis Research Group and with technical guidance from the bioprinting research team, you will work to complete cell culture, microscopy, and associated molecular biology tasks and protocols in the Lewis Lab. You will also organize and coordinate cell culturing techniques and related lab tasks among Lewis Lab members. Additionally, in this role you will have an opportunity to conduct molecular biology experiments in collaboration with Lewis Lab members, including any necessary microscopy or molecular biology assay analyses. [60184BR]