The Rog lab is focused on understanding how the genetic material the chromosomes are transferred from parents onto their offspring. We are using the tiny nematode C. elegans and the budding yeast S. cerevisiae, and apply cutting edge fluorescent microscopy, genetic screening and gene editing, and cytological techniques to directly follow chromosomes in living animals and to understand how they work. We are looking for talented, driven individuals who will run an independent research project within our collaborative group. The position has many career development opportunities, with previous technician continuing to graduate programs of their choice in biology and healthcare. 25% of the effort will be dedicated to lab management duties, such as database maintenance, reagent preparation and ordering. Experience in molecular biology is required. Experience with C. elegans, microscopy or biochemistry is preferred. For more details, visit our website: www.theroglab.org