As a joint venture of the University of Basel and the University Hospitals Basel, the Department of Biomedicine (DBM) brings together basic and clinical scientists to advance the understanding of health and disease. We are home to more than 67 research groups and over 800 employees across six locations in the heart of Basel. Our collaborative and international environment fosters innovation, excellence, and impactful research. The Ocular Pharmacology and Physiology group, led by PD Dr. Albert Neutzner, is looking for a Lab Technician. Join our community and help shape the future of biomedicine.
Your position
Perform cisterna magna and stereotactic intracranial injections in support of preclinical research projects
Collect and process biological samples, including brain tissue, blood, and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
Monitor animal health and welfare in accordance with established protocols and regulatory standards
Maintain accurate experimental records and ensure thorough documentation of research activities and results
Optionally, conduct brain tissue processing, histological and immunohistochemical staining, as well as microscopy and imaging analyses
Your profile
Bachelor's or master's degree in Veterinary Science, Life Sciences, Biology, Biomedical Sciences, or a related field
LTK1 certification or an equivalent qualification
Previous experience in neurobiology is preferred
Practical experience in handling mice, including anaesthesia and animal welfare procedures
Experience with injection techniques in mice, preferably including intracranial and intrathecal injections
We offer you
We offer a team-oriented and international research environment within the Department of Biomedicine, with the opportunity to contribute to preclinical research in ocular pharmacology, physiology and neurobiology.
The position provides hands-on experience with advanced experimental techniques, including stereotactic and cisterna magna injections, biological sample processing, histology, immunohistochemistry and microscopy.
You will work in a stimulating academic environment with close interaction between basic and clinical research.