Research Assistant III in Microbiology and In Vivo Models

Harvard University invites applications for the position of Research Assistant III in our laboratory. This role is critical in supporting advanced research initiatives and offers a unique opportunity to work alongside leading scientists in a dynamic and collaborative environment. The successful candidate will engage in a variety of laboratory tasks, includin…

Join the prestigious team at Harvard University as a Research Assistant I in our cutting-edge laboratory. This role offers a unique opportunity to engage in innovative research projects, contribute to scientific advancements, and collaborate with esteemed professionals in the field. Ideal candidates will possess strong analytical skills, a passion for research, and a commitment to excellence.

Join Harvard University as a Research Assistant II in a non-laboratory capacity. In this role, you will contribute to various research projects, assisting with data collection, analysis, and interpretation. You will work closely with faculty and researchers to support innovative research initiatives that impact diverse fields.

Join Harvard University as a Research Assistant I, where you will play a crucial role in supporting groundbreaking research initiatives. This entry-level position is perfect for individuals eager to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic academic environment. Collaborate with esteemed faculty and contribute to innovative projects that advance knowledge in various fields.

Role Overview Harvard University seeks a Research Assistant III with experience in cell culture and blood clotting-on-chip technologies. This position supports research at the intersection of biomedical engineering and regenerative medicine.

Join Harvard University as a Research Assistant I in the Department of Neurobiology, located in the vibrant city of Boston. This full-time position offers an exciting opportunity to support groundbreaking research in neurobiology. As a Research Assistant, you will assist in various research projects, contributing to scientific knowledge and advancements in the field. You will engage in hands-on laboratory work, data collection, and analysis.

Join the prestigious team at Harvard University as a Research Assistant I in the Microbiology department. This full-time position offers a unique opportunity to support groundbreaking research initiatives, working closely with seasoned scientists and researchers. You will assist in various tasks such as data collection, laboratory experiments, and analysis, contributing to significant advancements in the microbiology field.

Join the esteemed Molecular Metabolism department at Harvard University as a Research Assistant II. In this pivotal role, you will support innovative research initiatives aimed at understanding metabolic processes and their implications for health. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge studies and collaborate with leading scientists in a dynamic academic environment.

The Assistant Director of Research Staff Services at Harvard University works within the Division of Research and Faculty Development in Boston. This position supports research initiatives and faculty development by strengthening services for research staff. Role overview This role focuses on improving the experience and effectiveness of research staff. The Assistant Director helps build a collaborative environment, partnering with faculty and colleagues to advance research goals. Key responsibilities Support research initiatives across the division Enhance services and resources for research staff Contribute to faculty development efforts Promote collaboration among research teams Location This position is based in Boston at Harvard University.

Harvard University is hiring an Assistant Director of Research Staff Services in Boston. This role focuses on strengthening support for research staff and fostering a collaborative setting that promotes academic progress and new ideas. Role Focus The Assistant Director works to enhance the experience of research staff across the university. Building a positive and supportive environment is central to this position, with an emphasis on encouraging both achievement and innovation. Main Responsibilities Oversee the delivery of services and resources to research staff. Implement effective management practices for research staff. Support programs aimed at improving well-being and productivity within the research community. Impact Success in this position means maintaining a welcoming, supportive workplace for research staff and driving ongoing improvements in staff services and university initiatives.

Harvard University’s Nutrition Lab in Boston is seeking a full-time Research Assistant I. This role contributes to research projects that examine how nutrition influences health. The lab’s work aims to deepen understanding of nutrition science and its impact on well-being. What you will do Support research activities within the Nutrition Lab Carry out experiments under the guidance of senior researchers Analyze data gathered from ongoing studies Work environment Research Assistants work closely with scientists and staff who value precision and a genuine interest in nutrition’s effects on health. Collaboration and attention to detail are central to the team’s approach.

Join Harvard University as the Assistant Director of Research Staff Management within the Division of Research and Faculty Development. In this pivotal role, you will lead initiatives to enhance the research staff experience, fostering a collaborative environment that encourages professional growth and development. You will work closely with faculty and administrative teams to optimize research operations and ensure the effective management of research staff.

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Role Overview Harvard University seeks a Research Assistant I to support faculty-led research projects in Boston. This role involves hands-on work in academic studies and day-to-day assistance with ongoing research activities. What You Will Do Assist faculty members with research tasks across multiple projects Contribute to data collection, analysis, and documentation Help maintain accurate records and organize research materials Who We’re Looking For Curious and detail-oriented approach to work Strong interest in supporting innovative academic studies Reliable and eager to learn in a collaborative environment Location This position is based in Boston at Harvard University.

About the Role Harvard University’s Molecular Metabolism Lab in Boston is seeking a Research Assistant I. This position supports ongoing studies focused on metabolic processes. The role offers hands-on experience in a laboratory setting and the chance to assist with research projects that advance understanding in the field.

Harvard University is seeking a dedicated and skilled Research Lab Manager to oversee operations within our esteemed research facility. This role involves managing day-to-day activities, ensuring compliance with safety standards, and facilitating a productive research environment. As a key figure in our lab, you will collaborate with researchers and students, guiding them in their projects and ensuring the lab is equipped with the necessary resources.

Role Overview Harvard University's Department of Immunology and Infectious Diseases is seeking a Research Assistant I to support laboratory work in Boston. This position involves hands-on assistance with research projects focused on immunology and infectious diseases. What You Will Do Assist with laboratory tasks and experiments under supervision Support ongoing studies that investigate immune responses and infectious disease mechanisms Contribute to daily research operations and help maintain lab organization About the Team Join a group dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge in immunology and infectious diseases. The team values careful work and collaboration in pursuit of new discoveries.

Join our dynamic team at Precede as a Senior Clinical Laboratory Associate, where your expertise will play a pivotal role in advancing our clinical testing capabilities. You will lead laboratory operations, ensuring the highest standards of quality and accuracy in all testing procedures.Your responsibilities will include overseeing clinical trials, managing laboratory staff, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to interpret complex data. We are looking for a detail-oriented professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is passionate about contributing to innovative health solutions.

Harvard University is hiring a Laboratory Technician in Boston to support ongoing scientific research. This role helps keep daily lab operations running smoothly and involves close collaboration with researchers and staff members. Main responsibilities Assist with laboratory experiments and research projects Maintain and calibrate lab equipment Handle routine organizational tasks to support efficient lab operations Work environment The team values research and discovery. Success in this position depends on careful attention to detail and a consistent approach to reliable laboratory practices.