Elevate cancer research at UHN's Princess Margaret Cancer Centre as a Research Technician focused on epigenomics. Utilize advanced techniques to drive innovation in understanding chromatin architecture and tumor heterogeneity. This temporary full-time role involves supporting experimental projects in molecular biology and genomics.

The ideal candidate will have strong wet-lab experience, particularly in next-generation sequencing and chromatin-based assays. Collaborating within a multidisciplinary team, you will execute crucial tasks impacting cancer research and patient care. Key Responsibilities:

- Perform and optimize molecular biology experiments
- Execute chromatin and sequencing-based assays
- Prepare next-generation sequencing libraries
- Work with patient-derived cancer models
- Maintain meticulous experimental records Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in related field; Master’s preferred
- Minimum 3 years of wet-lab research experience
- Expertise in molecular biology techniques
- Experience with next-generation sequencing
- Robust organizational skills and attention to detail Be part of a transformative research environment, contributing to groundbreaking advancements in cancer treatment.

📌 Research Technician in Cancer Epigenomics (Toronto)
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📍 Toronto