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Research Assistant (Bachelor/Master Degree)
- Job Description
- Unit Institute of Biological Chemistry
- JobTitle Research Assistant (Bachelor/Master Degree)
- Work Content
- Design and engineering (assited with AI) of the fluorescent protein-based biosensors in bacteria (E. coli).
- Purification (with His tag of E. coli-based recombinant proteins) and biochemical/biophysical characterization of the purified biosensors.
- Live mammalian cell imaging with a fluorescence microscope at high spatial and temporal resolution.
- Administration works such as management of fund, schedule, travel, reimbursement.
- Qualifications
- A Bachelor’s or higher degree in fields related to chemistry, biology, or engineering.
- Experience in a variety of molecular biology fields is a plus, but not mandatory.
- Fluent communication skills in English.
- Working Environment
- Operating Hours According to AS regulations
- Work Place AS IBC R612
- Treatment The monthly salary starts from NT$38,388 for bachelor's degree holders and NT$44,968 for master's degree holders. Salary can be negotiated based on background qualifications and actual performance. This position abides to the Labor Standards Act.
- Acceptance Method
- Contacts Dr. Yusuke Nasu
- Contact Address IBC, 128, Academia Road Sec. 2, Nankang, Taipei 115, Taiwan
- Contact Telephone 02-2785-5696 (ext. 6120)
- Email [email protected]
- Required Documents
- Curriculum vitae (CV).
- A copy of the applicant’s highest academic diploma.
- A brief description of the applicant’s training and work experience.
- Contact information for two references (name, affiliation, and email address).
- Precautions for application
- About Nasu Lab (https://www.nasulab.org)
- Position: Research Assistant
- Biosensor Development: Enhance biosensor functionalities through innovative protein engineering.
- Characterization: Rigorous testing and optimization of biosensors in controlled environments.
- Application: Employing these biosensors in live mammalian cells using fluorescence microscopy, and in vivo imaging across diverse models (fly, fish, plant, and mouse), often in collaboration with international partners.
- Manage lab schedules, travel arrangements, funding, and reimbursement processes.
- Assist with the administration of the lab to ensure efficient operation.
- Eager to learn and apply new scientific techniques.
- Fluent in English with strong communication skills.
- What We Offer:
- Innovative Environment: Work at the forefront of biosensor technology and cellular biology.
- Skill Development: Gain hands-on experience in advanced protein engineering techniques and directed evolution.
- Collaborative and International Culture: Join a team that is passionate about teaching and sharing knowledge for mutual growth. The team members are highly diverse in nationalities. Our lab grobally collaborates with research groups in Japan, North America, and Europe.
- Screening of applications will begin on November 28, 2025 and will continue until the position is filled. If you have any questions on this job, please feel free to contact Dr. Nasu ([email protected]).
- Date
- Publication Date 2025-11-27
- Expiration Date 2026-03-31
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