This job description provides a comprehensive overview of the role, responsibilities, and requirements. However, it contains some redundancies and inconsistent formatting, particularly with repeated sections and inline comments that should be removed for clarity. A more structured and concise presentation using proper HTML tags would enhance readability and engagement. Here is a refined version:
Job Title: Research Scientist (Molecular Biology / Immunology)
Job Overview: Responsible for conducting experiments, analyzing data, and contributing to research reports within a collaborative team environment.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Prepare, set up, conduct, and record experiments, analyzing and interpreting results.
2. Perform experiments including:
* Production of gene targeting constructs
* Cell culture assays
* Analysis of experimental mouse models
* Generation and analysis of transgenic mice
1. Conduct literature and database searches.
2. Contribute to research reports and publications.
3. Maintain an efficient and tidy laboratory environment.
4. Plan and manage experimental work with supervisor and team.
5. Ensure research complies with good practice, policies, and legal requirements.
6. Support the research group's smooth operation, resource management, training, and facilities.
Working Relationships:
You will report to Dr. Andrew McKenzie and collaborate with Postdoctoral Scientists, Research Support Staff, and students within your group, across the LMB, and with external groups as necessary.
Qualifications and Experience:
Education: Essential: Bachelor's degree in biology, biochemistry, or related field. Desirable: Master's degree or equivalent laboratory experience.
Work Experience: Essential: Basic bench skills, molecular biology techniques (PCR, cloning), cell culture, tissue processing, Western blot. Desirable: Experience in immunology or haematopoiesis, FACS, microscopy.
Skills and Knowledge: Ability to plan experiments, analyze data, understand lab safety, and work independently and in teams. Excellent communication skills are essential; presentation and publication experience are desirable.
Personal Qualities: Reliability, enthusiasm, organizational skills, scientific curiosity, proactivity, and teamwork.
#J-18808-Ljbffr