Position Summary
The Vyas Laboratory investigates host-pathogen interactions in invasive fungal infections, with a focus on understanding immune responses that influence disease outcomes. Using animal models, cell culture systems, and translational research approaches, the laboratory seeks to identify mechanisms that may inform future therapeutic strategies.
The Technician B will provide technical and operational support for ongoing laboratory research activities. Responsibilities include conducting routine laboratory procedures, supporting animal colony maintenance, assisting with immunologic and microbiologic experiments, maintaining laboratory supplies and records, and ensuring compliance with established safety and regulatory requirements. The incumbent will work closely with laboratory personnel to support research projects and laboratory operations.
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Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran
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