Part-Time Research Assistant/Associate - Muscle Function and Locomotion - Biomechanics Laboratory
Listed on 2026-08-22
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Research/Development
Research Assistant/Associate, Research Scientist
About the Position
The Muscle Function and Locomotion Group within Penn States' Biomechanics Laboratory is seeking a dedicated part‑time laboratory assistant to support ongoing research projects and routine laboratory maintenance. The primary focus of the lab member will be to assist with animal‑based experimental protocols. Duties include animal monitoring, assistance with experimental procedures such as biomechanical movement assessments and metabolic measurements, supply ordering, and related tasks.
The lab member may also interact with human‑based research projects and, depending on experience, assist with electronics, design, and manufacturing of novel research equipment and software.
- Assist with animal monitoring and experimental procedures (e.g., biomechanical movement assessments, metabolic measurements).
- Order supplies and perform routine laboratory maintenance.
- Support human‑based research projects as needed.
- Contribute to electronics design and manufacturing of research equipment and software, if applicable.
- No prior animal or human research experience required.
- Comfortable interacting with animals in a research setting.
- Will complete required institutional training (IACUC, EHS, etc.) prior to working on protocols.
Approval of remote and hybrid work is not guaranteed regardless of work location.
ContactFor more information, please contact Dr. Jonas Rubenson at jxr
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