Molecular Biology Research Technician (Alberta)

Molecular Biology Research Technician (Alberta)

02 Nov
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University of Calgary
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Alberta

02 Nov

University of Calgary

Alberta

Apply molecular medicine and cell culture expertise as a full time Research Technician supporting cardiac sciences experiments under Principal Investigator supervision.
The University of Calgary seeks a Research Technician for approximately one year, based on grant funding, with possible extension. This role supports established research through molecular and cellular biology, histology, animal research, and quantitative data analysis. You will work with senior laboratory members while maintaining accurate records, following approved procedures, and meeting experimental timelines.
Key Responsibilities: Perform RNA purification, cDNA synthesis, RT-qPCR, and Western blotting
Maintain cell and tissue cultures and assess viability
Process tissues, prepare sections, stain, and scan slides




Handle mice under approved training and procedures
Analyze data using GraphPad Prism and RStudio
Requirements: Master's degree in Molecular Medicine or related field
Research experience in molecular and cellular biology
Experience with murine dissection, tissue culture, and histology
Experience with cell culture and established laboratory protocols
Laboratory animal science and laboratory safety training
Bring molecular biology, histology, cell culture, and quantitative analysis skills to cardiac sciences research at the University of Calgary.

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📌 Molecular Biology Research Technician (Alberta)
🏢 University of Calgary
📍 Alberta

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