Research Officer / Postdoctoral Researcher
About the Baker Institute Baker
Heart and Diabetes Institute is an independent, internationally
renowned medical research facility. Our work extends...
About the Baker Institute
Baker
Heart and Diabetes Institute is an independent, internationally
renowned medical research facility. Our work extends from the laboratory
to wide-scale community studies with a focus on diagnosis, prevention
and treatment of diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
The Atherothrombosis & Vascular Biology Laboratory pursues a broad range of projects that have the common focus of improving diagnosis and therapy of thrombotic and inflammatory diseases such as myocardial infarction and atherosclerosis. A variety of biotechnological methods are used including recombinant antibody generation, nano/microparticles and molecular imaging such as ultrasound, fluorescence, MRI, PET and CT. We use a range of animal models of thrombosis, atherosclerosis and inflammation. All of these projects have a strong translational orientation.
About the Role
This is an exciting
opportunity for a Research Officer / Postdoctoral Researcher to join our
Atherothrombosis and Vascular Biology Laboratory.
Key selection criteria
- A PhD within the fields of immunobiology, biotechnology and/or molecular imaging
- Outstanding track record with proven ability to obtain funding and publish manuscripts
- Independent and innovative with strong problem-solving, solution-focused research skills
- Demonstrated ability to supervise, mentor and foster the development of students
- Confident in performing a diverse range of laboratory techniques, ranging from biotechnological methods, to pre-clinical and translational science, and able to do so autonomously as well as being part of a team
- Robust skills in grant writing, and experienced with ethics applications and processes
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills and the ability to work effectively as part of a dynamic, multidisciplinary team
- Excellent organisational skills and demonstrated ability to set priorities to meet deadlines
Duties
In this role you will be expected to:
- Participate in the design, execution and management of translational research projects
- Apply broad and innovative approaches and use previous experience towards the resolution of problems
- Perform literature and manuscript reviews relevant to the respective research area
- Prepare research papers and manuscripts for publication and presentation at conferences and workshops, and actively participate in the writing of project reports, grants and other documents
- Coordinate the conduct of experimental tests and procedures as well as the acquisition and critical analysis of research data
- Organize data for the preparation of proposals for new funding
- Conduct or participate in staff conferences related to the progress of the project(s)
- Develop new and/or revise current research methodologies, experimental designs and analytical methods
- Participate in the development of goals/hypothesis for research projects and in the planning of related experiments
- Coordinate and supervise the work of laboratory/research assistants, students, and other support personnel; including supervision of undergraduate and graduate students’ projects
- Provide mentorship to laboratory members and serve as a consultant to the project director, grant principal investigators and laboratory head
- Assure compliance with occupational and safety programs
- Proactively attend team meetings and relevant seminars and staff meetings
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