Research Associate for in vivo Nonmalignant Hematology Research
Research Associate for in vivo Nonmalignant Hematology Research
(m/f/d)
Freelance/temporary employment for a project
Basel
Start date: asap
Reference number: 887985/1
Responsibilities
Design, Execute and analyze diverse in vivo and in vitro experiments in the field of Coagulation
Demonstrated hands-on experience with rodent work, including intravenous Injections and blood collection
Characterize efficacy and safety of novel pharmaceutical assets using molecular and biochemical assays (e.g., ELISA, thrombin generation assay, chromogenic assays) in murine and human samples
Prepare, handle, and test patient-derived material (blood and plasma) in in vitro and ex vivo settings
Perform data analysis and present results within the team
Maintain thorough documentation and contribute to general lab organization, safety, and inventory management
Profile
MSc or BSc in Life Sciences (e.g., molecular biology, pharmacology, immunology,coagulation) with hands-on animal study experience (No PhD) OR completed an apprenticeship as Research Associate (Lehrabschluss) with professional experience of academic or industry experience
ActIve LTK1 certification, FELASA certification, or equivalent, ideally with current mandatory continuing-education requirements already fulfilled
Strong hands-on in vivo skills including compound administration, monitoring and organ sampling
Strong hands-on experience of in vitro assays, including but not limited to DNA/RNA isolation, ELISA, qPCR, biochemical assays and protein-based assays
Strong experience and independence in experimental design and data analysis
Ability to independently execute and manage in vivo and in vitro studies from start to finis
Fluency in English
Advantageous: Hands-on experience with thrombin generation and chromogenic substrate assays
Advantageous: Experience performing surgical procedures in rodents, such as in vivo thrombosis assays and in vivo bleeding models
Advantageous: Knowledge of coagulation, hemostasis, bleeding, or thrombosis biology