Research Technician - Cancer Immunology & GPCR Signaling
Listed on 2026-10-12
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Research/Development
Research Assistant/Associate, Research Scientist, Clinical Research, Immunology Research -
Healthcare
Clinical Research
Ohio State University is seeking a Research Technician 3 to support the laboratory of Dr. Natalia Pakharukova. You will contribute to projects examining GPCR and β-arrestin signaling in cancer and innate immunity, performing experiments and data analysis.
The role requires hands-on biochemistry lab work, data management, and collaboration within a dynamic research team. Regular hours and a commitment to research excellence are expected.
The following opening is for a Research Technician 3 - Cancer Immunology & GPCR Signaling with Ohio State University.
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The position is based in Columbus, OH, United States.
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