Lead Lab Researcher: Vertebrate Development & Spine
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Research/Development
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University of Colorado Anschutz in Aurora, CO, seeks a Laboratory Research Professional (Open Rank) to lead multiple projects on vertebrate notochord and intervertebral disc development and disease. The role involves experimental design, data generation, and interpretation using zebrafish and mice models.
The position includes responsibilities across wet-lab work, protocol development, process improvement, and mentoring junior staff, with formal pathways for Senior/Principal levels.
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