Support the development and expansion of spatial biology capabilities for preclinical and translational biomarker discovery in the Oncology Research department.
Compensation
Pay: $38.93/Hour
Responsibilities
Develop, optimize, and execute high-plex tissue-based assays, including multiplex immunofluorescence and other spatial protein profiling approaches in human and mouse tissues.
Design and optimize multiplex antibody panels, including antibody selection, staining conditions, controls, panel compatibility, tissue-specific optimization, and assay performance.
Support the establishment and application of spatial transcriptomics and emerging spatial profiling technologies, including assay and data QC.
Develop integrated workflows spanning tissue preparation, staining, imaging, spatial profiling, and quantitative analysis, troubleshooting assays to improve robustness, reproducibility, and data quality.
Support acquisition and analysis of whole-slide, multiplex, and spatial imaging datasets, including tissue annotation, cell segmentation, phenotyping, spatial quantification, and visualization.
Requirements
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Biology, Histotechnology, Pathology, Biomedical Sciences, or a related discipline
The role supports the development and expansion of spatial biology capabilities for preclinical and translational biomarker discovery, combining histology and tissue-based assay development with high-plex spatial technologies.
Responsibilities
Develop, optimize, and execute high-plex tissue-based assays, including multiplex immunofluorescence and other spatial protein profiling approaches in human and mouse tissues.
Design and optimize multiplex antibody panels, including antibody selection, staining conditions, controls, panel compatibility, tissue-specific optimization, and assay performance.
Support the establishment and application of spatial transcriptomics and emerging spatial profiling technologies, including assay and data QC.
Develop integrated workflows spanning tissue preparation, staining, imaging, spatial profiling, and quantitative analysis, troubleshooting assays to improve robustness, reproducibility, and data quality.
Support acquisition and analysis of whole-slide, multiplex, and spatial imaging datasets, including tissue annotation, cell segmentation, phenotyping, spatial quantification, and visualization.
The Histotechnologist / Spatial Biology Specialist will join the Discovery Research team to support the development and expansion of spatial biology capabilities for preclinical and translational biomarker discovery.
Responsibilities
Develop, optimize, and execute high-plex tissue-based assays, including multiplex immunofluorescence and other spatial protein profiling approaches in human and mouse tissues.
Design and optimize multiplex antibody panels, including antibody selection, staining conditions, controls, panel compatibility, tissue-specific optimization, and assay performance.
Support the establishment and application of spatial transcriptomics and emerging spatial profiling technologies, including assay and data QC.
Develop integrated workflows spanning tissue preparation, staining, imaging, spatial profiling, and quantitative analysis, troubleshooting assays to improve robustness, reproducibility, and data quality.
Support acquisition and analysis of whole-slide, multiplex, and spatial imaging datasets, including tissue annotation, cell segmentation, phenotyping, spatial quantification, and visualization.