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Research Fellow in Avian Experimental Embryology and Skin Biology

Mid levelFull-timeHybridParkville NSW 2337, AustraliaPosted 2 weeks agoVerified 3 weeks ago
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About the job

This job is an exciting opportunity to advance avian developmental biology research at the University of Melbourne. By joining the TREE Lab, you will play a crucial role in investigating mechanisms of skin appendage morphogenesis while building your independent academic trajectory. The team thrives on collaboration, curiosity, and support, creating an inclusive environment where everyone can flourish.

You'll be responsible for

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Designing experiments

Designing and conducting avian embryology and skin appendage experiments, including culture, imaging, manipulation and functional assays.
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Leading studies

Leading functional genomics studies, spanning experimental design, tissue collection, sequencing collaboration and robust computational data analysis.
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Preparing documentation

Preparing ethics and OGTR applications, research reports, manuscripts and contributing to securing internal and external funding.

Key criteria

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PhD in developmental biology

Demonstrated possession of a PhD in a relevant field.

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Experience with CRISPR

Proven experience with CRISPR-based genome editing techniques.

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Functional genomics expertise

Demonstrated expertise in RNA-seq and computational analysis.

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5 criteria for this job
PhD in developmental biology
Demonstrated possession of a PhD in a relevant field.

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Experience with CRISPR
Proven experience with CRISPR-based genome editing techniques.

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Functional genomics expertise
Demonstrated expertise in RNA-seq and computational analysis.

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Vertebrate embryology knowledge
Experience in vertebrate embryology and tissue morphogenesis.

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Collaboration skills
Proven ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams.

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