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Hi everybody,
Well it seems that despite the current situation, many of us are
advertizing jobs within our core facilities - my turn now. Please could
you pass this on to any suitable and interested candidates. While I can
imagine that NYC might not have seemed like an attractive destination in
March (!), we seem to be doing much better now - as long as you are OK
with wearing face coverings!
Thanks!
Alison
*The Bio-Imaging Resource Center (BIRC) at the Rockefeller University in
New York City is seeking a motivated full-time microscopist to join the
staff.* Reporting to the Director of BIRC, responsibilities include:
• advising and training users in all areas of optical microscopy,
including microscope set-up, experimental design, sample preparation,
data evaluation and image analysis;
• performing trouble-shooting, microscope maintenance and
miscellaneous laboratory maintenance and job-related duties as required;
• working on collaborative studies with Rockefeller University
researchers for motivated individuals.
*_Qualifications_*
• Master’s degree or Ph.D. in biology, biophysics or a related field;
• a minimum of two years of experience in advanced fluorescence
microscopy techniques, plus experience with sample preparation,
experimental design and image analysis;
• excellent interpersonal, communication and teamwork skills;
• an enthusiastic approach towards new techniques;
• motivation to maintain a broad knowledge of state-of-the-art
imaging technology and the flexibility to interact with a diverse group
of researchers;
• strong organizational and multi-tasking skills.
*_The equipment in the center includes:_*
• Abberior Facility Line STED, VisiTech iSIM, OMX 3D-SIM and Nikon
STORM super-resolution systems;
• Zeiss LSM 880 Airyscan inverted confocal/multiphoton system, Zeiss
LSM 780 confocal microscope; Abberior Facility Line confocal system;
Caliber ID RS-G4 confocal system;
• Olympus FV1000 MPE upright multiphoton system;
• LaVision UltraMicroscope and Mizar TILT light sheet systems;
• Zeiss CellDiscoverer7 automated widefield system;
• Two DeltaVisions, Olympus CellVoyager environmental spinning disk,
Yokagawa spinning disk confocal, MMI laser microdissection system and
various widefield microscopes;
• Multiple systems for performing FRAP/photoactivation/FRET/FLIM/FCS;
• Several high-end image processing workstations with advanced
softwares (Imaris, Arivis, Huygens etc.).
Follow your passion for excellence in science and join our researchers
in the pursuit of science for the benefit of humanity.
*_How to apply_*
We offer a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, and a
collaborative working environment.
To apply, please visit the Rockefeller URL below (apologies for the
bizarre link!) and apply to Job: IRC24506.
http://www2.rockefeller.edu/hr/jobs.php?url=https://recruit.rockefeller.edu/OA_HTML/OA.jsp?OAFunc=IRC_VIS_VAC_DISPLAY%26p_svid=24506%26p_spid=961987%26p_site_id=4361*Please make sure to upload your resume and also a cover letter.*
If you encounter any problems applying, please contact Kara Marshak at:
[hidden email]
For specific technical questions about the BIRC’s instrumentation or
services, please contact Dr. Alison North, the Director of the BIRC at:
[hidden email].
/The Rockefeller University is an Equal Opportunity Employer -
Minorities/Women/Disabled/Veterans/
--
Alison J. North, Ph.D.,
Research Associate Professor and
Senior Director of the Bio-Imaging Resource Center,
The Rockefeller University,
1230 York Avenue,
New York,
NY 10065.
Tel: office ++ 212 327 7488
Tel: lab ++ 212 327 7486
Fax: ++ 212 327 7489
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