Lead Scientist, Organoid Automation & Workflows
University of Colorado
Aurora
Job Description
A leading academic and health institution is seeking a Lead Scientist for the Organoid Initiative to oversee the development of automated workflows, enhance data integration, and improve operational processes. The ideal candidate should have experience in molecular biology and proficiency in high-throughput screening and automation. This position requires strong collaboration with interdisciplinary teams and a commitment to advancing clinical and translational healthcare outcomes.#J-18808-Ljbffr
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