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Work type: University Medical Line, University Tenure Line Location: Stanford University, VA Palo Alto Health Care System (VAPAHCS) Categories: School of Medicine The Division of Endocrinology, Gerontology and Metabolism in the Department of Medicine at Stanford University is seeking two physician scientists or scientists to fill two positions, who are basic/translational/clinical investigators at the rank of Assistant, Associate or Full Professor in the University Tenure Line (UTL) or University Medical Line (UML). Candidates with basic, translational or clinical research programs in any area related to endocrinology, diabetes or metabolism will be considered, including but not limited to pre-clinical models of diabetes or other endocrine disorders, informatics, genetics, genomics and other omics research, endocrine/hormone physiology, or pharmacotherapy. Candidates must hold an MD (or equivalent), MD/PhD, or PhD degree. Although board-eligibility or board-certification in adult endoc

Pay: $35 - $38 per hour Location: 100% onsite - SSF, CA Type: 12 month contract Seeking a highly motivated flow cytometry scientist to join the team in managing the day-to-day activities of the Flow Cytometry Core Lab. This position requires advanced technical expertise and the ability to provide highly complex multi-parameter flow cytometry and multi-dimensional sorting support to Discovery, Translational, and Clinical research in Oncology. The successful candidate must possess exceptional organizational skills, be a team player, and biology or related field. This individual will work closely with multiple principal investigators, pathologists, and clinical research scientists to ensure accurate, relevant, and reproducible data. Key Responsibilities: • Be responsible for day-to-day flow cytometer instruments operation and lab organization. • Implement routine QC and maintenance procedures on a regularly basis. Perform instrument troubleshooting when needed. • Maintain and document dai

Earli exists to make cancer a benign experience. Earli does that by turning cancers against themselves: genetically forcing them to reveal themselves early, and then kill themselves - precisely and clearly distinguishable from benign lesions at early stages. Based on original technology from Stanford's renowned Gambhir lab, Earli designs genetic constructs that are injected intravenously that turn cancer cells against themselves. These programmable synthetic promoter-reporter sequences "flip on" like light switches only in dysregulated cancer cells and turn them into "factories." The cancer is forced to produce either an epitope "docking station" for imaging agents, or a cytokine for immune system activation against the tumor. Thus, Earli's platform enables immediate diagnosis and treatment of early cancers, rather than long-term observation that can lead to deadly metastatic recurrence. Earli's synthetic target expression platform has evolved over five years of deep bioengineering. Th

We are partnered with an early-stage biotechnology company using a novel technology for ultra-sensitive genomic analysis that does not require complex instrumentation or consumables. Our clients mission is to accelerate the understanding of biology and disease at a cellular level through accessible, affordable and scalable solutions. About the Role: As a Senior Research Associate in the Molecular Biology Group, you will advance our genetic medicine technologies, enabling the discovery and development of new therapeutics. Working with a diverse team of cell biologists, protein and RNA engineers, computational scientists, molecular biologists, and translational biologists, you will: Develop SOPs to complete high-throughput arrayed molecular cloning and plasmid preparation projects. Utilize laboratory instrumentation that includes colony pickers, Agilent Bravos and Integra VIAFLOs to increase throughput. Identify, engage, and manage the relationship with CROs to efficiently track and mana

We are partnered with an early-stage biotechnology company using a novel technology for ultra-sensitive genomic analysis that does not require complex instrumentation or consumables. Our clients mission is to accelerate the understanding of biology and disease at a cellular level through accessible, affordable and scalable solutions. About the Role: As a Senior Research Associate in the Molecular Biology Group, you will advance our genetic medicine technologies, enabling the discovery and development of new therapeutics. Working with a diverse team of cell biologists, protein and RNA engineers, computational scientists, molecular biologists, and translational biologists, you will: Develop SOPs to complete high-throughput arrayed molecular cloning and plasmid preparation projects. Utilize laboratory instrumentation that includes colony pickers, Agilent Bravos and Integra VIAFLOs to increase throughput. Identify, engage, and manage the relationship with CROs to efficiently track and mana

We are partnered with an early-stage biotechnology company using a novel technology for ultra-sensitive genomic analysis that does not require complex instrumentation or consumables. Our clients mission is to accelerate the understanding of biology and disease at a cellular level through accessible, affordable and scalable solutions. About the Role: As a Senior Research Associate in the Molecular Biology Group, you will advance our genetic medicine technologies, enabling the discovery and development of new therapeutics. Working with a diverse team of cell biologists, protein and RNA engineers, computational scientists, molecular biologists, and translational biologists, you will: Develop SOPs to complete high-throughput arrayed molecular cloning and plasmid preparation projects. Utilize laboratory instrumentation that includes colony pickers, Agilent Bravos and Integra VIAFLOs to increase throughput. Identify, engage, and manage the relationship with CROs to efficiently track and mana

We are partnered with an early-stage biotechnology company using a novel technology for ultra-sensitive genomic analysis that does not require complex instrumentation or consumables. Our clients mission is to accelerate the understanding of biology and disease at a cellular level through accessible, affordable and scalable solutions. About the Role: As a Senior Research Associate in the Molecular Biology Group, you will advance our genetic medicine technologies, enabling the discovery and development of new therapeutics. Working with a diverse team of cell biologists, protein and RNA engineers, computational scientists, molecular biologists, and translational biologists, you will: Develop SOPs to complete high-throughput arrayed molecular cloning and plasmid preparation projects. Utilize laboratory instrumentation that includes colony pickers, Agilent Bravos and Integra VIAFLOs to increase throughput. Identify, engage, and manage the relationship with CROs to efficiently track and mana

We are partnered with an early-stage biotechnology company using a novel technology for ultra-sensitive genomic analysis that does not require complex instrumentation or consumables. Our clients mission is to accelerate the understanding of biology and disease at a cellular level through accessible, affordable and scalable solutions. About the Role: As a Senior Research Associate in the Molecular Biology Group, you will advance our genetic medicine technologies, enabling the discovery and development of new therapeutics. Working with a diverse team of cell biologists, protein and RNA engineers, computational scientists, molecular biologists, and translational biologists, you will: Develop SOPs to complete high-throughput arrayed molecular cloning and plasmid preparation projects. Utilize laboratory instrumentation that includes colony pickers, Agilent Bravos and Integra VIAFLOs to increase throughput. Identify, engage, and manage the relationship with CROs to efficiently track and mana