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Research Officer (Contract, Div of Medicine)

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We are expanding our laboratory unit at the Pediatric Brain Tumor Research Office, SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Center. This is a Research Officer position. You will be working on molecular and cellular characterization of genes and biochemical/functional experiments related to translational aspects of human carcinogenesis, as well as mouse models.

Requirements
  • Bachelor of Science with Honors.
  • Technical competence in a broad set of laboratory skills.
  • Laboratory experience in molecular biological and cell culture techniques will be required.
  • Experience in handling experiment with laboratory mice.
  • Fluent in both written and spoken English.
  • Ability to work independently, a good team player with good communication skills and dedication to the job.
  • Conscientious, well organized and efficient in work management.
  • Basic skills in computing and statistics analyses.

You are expected to work in a very friendly laboratory environment, with great learning opportunities, and mentorship from a clinician-scientist. Motivated individuals with good academic performance are encouraged to apply.