Laboratory Technician, American Nano Society, TX, US

Job Summary To aid in the research work by developing animal models, animal breeding, histological preparation, instrument maintenance and bio-distribution studies. Our group’s research focuses on the fundamental understanding of nano-bio interaction via nano materials on both in vivo and in vitro level, further applying the understandings to advance in disease diagnosis and therapy. Minimum Education and Experience

Associate degree or equivalent with a minimum of two years hands on experience.

Preferred Education and Experience Bachelors degree in Chemistry or related field. Essential Duties and Responsibilities To aid in the research work by developing animal models, animal breeding, histological preparation, instrument maintenance and bio-distribution studies. Our group’s research focuses on the fundamental understanding of nano-bio interaction via nano materials on both in vivo and in vitro level, further applying the understandings to advance in disease diagnosis and therapy. Physical Activities Working Conditions Additional Information Special Instructions Summary Important Message

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