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Associate Vascular Tissue Engineering

Inseriert am: 06.03.2021

(2 years temporary contract, starting April 2020 or upon availability, full time)


The Investigative Safety department is a well-established and respected group of 80 people responsible for the conduct of all in vitro work to determine the preclinical ADME and safety of new Roche medicines. We are seeking a highly motivated associate, dedicated to the development and application of advanced human cellular models of the tumor microenvironment with a strong focus on the vasculature.


 Who you are:



  • 2+ years of experience in a research lab and a MSc or BSc in a related scientific field, lab associate or similar education.



  • You are a motivated research assistant with excellent scientific, communication and organizational skills, fully committed to team effort but able to work independently.



  • A strong background in sterile cell culture is essential, ideally with experience in organoid cultures and primary cell handling



  • You have experience in designing, executing and troubleshooting multi-color flow cytometry



  • You are expert in cell biology, ideally with a background in tumor microenvironment



  • The ideal candidate should possess scientific and intellectual curiosity, and be willing to learn and apply innovative research tools, including advanced 3D culture models such as organoids and micro-physiological systems.



  • Familiarity with standard lab equipment and data analysis software (e.g. Microsoft Office, Excel macros, Prism or similar, electronic lab book) is desired


Responsibilities:



  • Be responsible for the design and execution of experimental work, and conduct data analysis and documentation



  • Isolation, characterization and banking of cells and organoids from fresh healthy and diseased human tissue



  • Perform routine lab work including passaging and maintenance of primary cells and organoids



  • Assist with development and application of advanced in vitro micro physiological models of the tumor microenvironment



  • Routinely perform multi-color flow cytometry experiments and multiplex cytokine analysis, as well as fluorescent immunostaining and imaging.



  • Collaborate with associates in other groups for advanced sample preparation (Multi-Omics, 3D-imaging, histopathology, high content imaging …)

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