Research Assistant I

The Muller Lab at Cellular and Molecular Physiology (CaMP) at LUC is looking to bring on a new Research Assistant to join our team. The start date will be Spring 2025, with ideal start date of May 1, 2025.

The mission of the Muller Lab is to deepen our understanding of cardiac cyclic nucleotide cell signaling and physiology, using cell-based systems and animal models. Our research focuses on hemodynamics in normal healthy state to pregnancy to heart failure states. Our lab is a space where exciting discoveries are made, while supporting the individual and scientific growth of every member. We value integrity, pursuit of the truth, camaraderie, and creativity. Please check out the lab website (mullerheartlab.org) for more information on the lab's research and culture.

Bachelor's Degree OR equivalent training acquired via work experience.

Skills the individual will develop in the lab include:

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Standard office suite and specific research software as used by the lab.

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