12 Sep
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Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
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Chalk River
12 Sep
Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
Chalk River
Are you looking for an opportunity to contribute to meaningful scientific research that advances radiological protection, nuclear medicine, and our understanding of radiation biology? Can you see yourself developing innovative 3D biological models and investigating the cellular and molecular effects of ionizing radiation? If you answered yes, this may be the chance for you. Our Chalk River Laboratories location is seeking a Radiobiologist to support cutting-edge research focused on the biological effects of ionizing radiation. What you will be doing! Actively contributing to short- and long-term planning of the health program portfolio, influencing the Directorate and Company’s strategic technical direction in the field of Radiobiology and low-dose research as they pertain to health risks from occupational and environmental radiation exposures, utilization of medical radionuclides for medical therapy or diagnostics, and development of radio‑mitigation strategies. Managing research projects within the Federal Nuclear Science and Technology (FNST) Health Portfolio,
scheduling and coordinating research activities, and interacting with staff and management. Attending and delivering oral presentations at technical meetings, workshops, conferences, and business intake meetings representing the company on scientific and technological issues nationally and internationally. Conducting and planning practical experiments and optimizing equipment and software programs to support and advance research projects in the area of radiobiology and low-dose research and support the establishment of new capabilities. Conducting and planning experiments under controlled conditions and optimizing equipment to support the development of protocols for the generation of different types of human organoids (lung, kidney, liver, etc.) as well as to characterize their cellular and molecular structure. Contributing to and supporting the development of an organoid repository for internal and external users as part of the CNL Tissue
📌 Radiobiologist (Chalk River)
🏢 Canadian Nuclear Laboratories
📍 Chalk River