Temporary Research Associate
North Carolina State University at Raleigh Raleigh, NC
The selected candidate will conduct research focused on the development of novel gene drive systems for suppression of the New World screwworm. Responsibilities include designing, planning, conducting, and interpreting molecular genetics experiments in collaboration with Dr. Scott.
The individual will work closely with members of the screwworm gene drive research team, including Dr. Yadav and Ms. Belikoff, to support project objectives and meet established monthly milestones. Additional responsibilities include maintaining accurate laboratory records and ensuring compliance with all laboratory safety and containment protocols related to gene drive insects.
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