The Laboratory is looking for a part-time Research Specialist to join the team to assist with intensive Cryo-electron microscopy data analysis. This position is funded for a 12-month period. 

The Laboratory of Evolutionary Genetics and Genomics is looking for a research assistant to join their team and assist with independent and collaborative research projects in the lab.

The Research Support Assistant will peform molecular and cell biology techniques in a team for gene editing projects.

The Clinical Research Specialist serves as a regulatory expert and resource for investigators and others within the Clinical Research Support Office in the Hospital.

(* 2 positions available) The Campus Security Officer will be responsible for providing protection of all persons and property, verifying the identification of guests, visitors, and all University members, providing information and directions, explaining rules and regulations, maintaining logs and records of occurrences, and completing necessary paperwork.

(*2 positions available) In cooperation with the Head Teacher and other team members, the Assistant Teacher will establish and maintain a safe and healthy learning environment for children, teachers, and parents. 

In cooperation with other team members, the Head Teacher will establish and maintain a safe and healthy learning environment for children, teachers, and parents.

OTT has created a position to manage important internal initiatives and high-value alliances with external organizations, including both non-profit and for-profit entities. OTT seeks a Program Manager to work closely with research and administrative teams distributed across the University and various third party stakeholders in support of pioneering programs aimed at the creation of actionable intellectual property as well as the post-transaction coordination of intellectual property related agreements.     This is a terrific opportunity for an experienced project manager in a collaborative cross-functional office with numerous stakeholders focused on translating cutting-edge laboratory discoveries into commercial products.   The Project Manager is a self-starter with the keen ability to anticipate, manage, and resolve issues that occur in the course of alliances and other partnerships, both within the University and with external stakeholders. The Project Manager understands organizational needs and the resources required to achieve success and can identify and proactively remove obstacles, mitigate risk, and approach each project under management with a positive attitude, confidence, and transparency, fostering trust with internal colleagues and external partners.    We are seeking an experienced professional to join our team as a Project Manager for Partnerships & Alliances. This position requires exceptional organizational, leadership, and interpersonal skills to successfully manage formal collaborations, funding arrangements focused on intellectual property, and alliances with our commercial partners.  Productive and efficient, the Program Manager possesses strong verbal and written communication skills, and understands complex contracts that accompany those alliances.      

The Laboratory Manager's duties will be divided across lab management / administrative and technical / scientific duties. Administrative duties will primarily involve general product ordering and lab organization (~65% time). Scientific research duties will initially center around the preparation of antibodies against target proteins (~35% time). The scientific focus will evolve as the project does.

The Laboratory of Molecular Immunology at the Rockefeller University conducts an active Phase 1 research program with the goal of understanding the human immune system’s response to viral infection. We are actively studying HIV and Hepatitis B and planning to bring additional anti-viral human monoclonal antibodies into the clinic over the next 5 years as our program continues to expand with the support of public and private funding. Our partners and collaborators in the US, EU, Africa and South America are a vital component of our leading edge global clinical research program. We are looking for a Assistant Director, University Clinical Research Program Regulatory and Compliance to assist with this program.

The goal of the Jarvis Lab is to understand the molecular mechanisms that construct, modify, and maintain neural circuits for vocal learning, a critical behavior for spoken language. Studying this problem requires that we compare the genes, vocal behavior, and associated brain pathways of the few rare groups that have vocal learning abilities with closely related species that do not. The mouse has been selected to study the genetic architecture of vocalizations and their neural substrates in a genetically tractable mammalian model organism. This position involves working with mice daily.

These offices are dedicated to ensuring the integrity of data submitted, recorded, and reported and to providing the highest level of financial services in support of the University's mission in Biomedical Research.

We seek a Bioinformatics Assistant to join the Laboratory of Human Genetics of Infectious Diseases. The successful candidate will join the dry lab division, and will aid in the management and analysis of sequencing data (genome, exome, and RNA) from more than 25,000 individuals with a wide range of infectious diseases. The candidate will mainly analyze bulk/single-cell RNA-seq data; evaluate and implement new analysis methods; and deposit RNA-seq data to federal databases. Additional responsibilities include: aiding in the genome/exome-sequencing pipeline, maintaining in-house computer servers, communicating with IT for any IT-related issues, and providing bioinformatic support to lab members and external collaborators.

We seek a meticulous and detail-oriented Research Specialist to join our Electron Microscopy Resource Center (EMRC), who enjoys working in an intellectually rich and multi-disciplinary environment.

Reporting to the President, this position serves as a key member of the Office of the President (OoP) and, in close coordination with the Executive Assistant to the President, provides high-level administrative support to perform a diverse range of responsibilities.

To better understand the genetic basis of vocal learning, the Jarvis Lab performs a variety of single cell sequencing techniques. The lab is looking for a Research Assistant to help with isolating nuclei from brain tissue and blood, single cell sequencing and multiome ATAC plus gene expression sequencing.

The Grants Analyst reports to the Assistant Director of Grants Administration. This position will assist with the grants management for the University.

Reporting to the Manager of Immigration, the Immigration Specialist interfaces with the institution’s academic and administrative populations.

About the Field Research Center: Situated on 1,200 acres in Dutchess County, New York, about 80 miles north of the Rockefeller University campus, the Center for Field Research in Ethology and Ecology provides a setting for studying various organisms living under natural or seminatural conditions. The center has facilities for breeding and keeping animals indoors so that field and laboratory observations can be conducted in parallel. It currently supports a breeding program for the development of transgenic songbirds. Past research has covered diverse topics, such as the echolocation in bats, incidence of stress in natural populations of animals, perceptual cues used during nocturnal migration, biology of vocal learning in birds, and production of replacement brain cells in adult free-ranging animals. Equipment and facilities are available for descriptive and analytical research under both field and laboratory conditions.

The Proteomics Resource Center is looking for a Senior Research Support Specialist to lead PRC staff for metabolomics services. Metabolomics platform services include, but are not limited to, polar metabolite and lipid profiling (targeted and untargeted), absolute quantification of small molecules and flux analysis.   Under very limited supervision, the Senior Research Support Specialist will demonstrate and deliver expertise in metabolomics tools and strategies.  The Senior Research Support Specialist will provide excellent guidance in experimental design and data interpretation for metabolomics, and informational and technical support to center users, including assistance in experimental design and analysis. 

The Husbandry Attendant will provide the daily care of laboratory animals maintained at Rockefeller University using established policies and procedures as prescribed by federal, state laws and regulations. Husbandry attendants report to the Floor Supervisor and are also overseen by a Group Leader.

Under the direction of the Maintenance Supervisor, the Electrician will respond to service calls and perform repairs and maintenance such as changing light bulbs, installing new circuits and retrofitting existing fixtures to LED.

The Laboratory of Neurotechnology and Biophysics is looking to recruit a Postdoctoral Associate to join our diverse and welcoming lab to work on an interdisciplinary project at the interface of optics and neuroscience. The lab is an eclectic mix of people from across the globe with backgrounds in (quantum) physics, neuroscience, optical engineering, and more. We run a fully equipped, functioning and productive lab with ample resources and efficient infrastructure at your disposal.   Mentors: - Alipasha Vaziri, PhD, is Professor and Head of Laboratory. An accomplished neurotechnologist and leader in the field of advanced functional neuroimaging, he will provide high-level guidance and strategic advice to you and the team and will coordinate with our collaborators in recurring team discussions. He is committed to fostering your professional development by giving feedback and tapping into his rich scientific network. - Tobias Nöbauer, PhD, is a Research Assistant Professor in the lab and will provide you with day-to-day mentorship, training, and guidance. He is committed to removing obstacles from your path, inspiring a meaningful, creative, and flexible work style, and loves sharing his own wide experience in tech, coding, designing, writing, and scientific research. Additional Information: - We will tailor your role to your experience level and preferences. - We respect your work-life balance and are flexible in accommodating life events and practicalities that are important to you. - The position and project are fully funded through an NIH BRAIN initiative award that runs for a total of four years, with the possibility to extend the position beyond the award duration. - We encourage you to participate in relevant conferences to communicate your results, immerse yourself in the community, and nurture your network, especially also in exchange with our project partners and tester labs. - The Rockefeller University offers a wide array of professional development resources, such as trainings, seminars, and networking opportunities, which you are encouraged to participate in.

The Mailroom Clerk will be responsible for the receiving, sorting, and delivery of all University mail correspondence, as well as the preparation of all outbound metered postages.

We seek an advanced microscopy Postdoctoral researcher to join us at the Laboratory of Synthetic Embryology. This is a great opportunity for individuals interested in studying in vitro models of neurodegenerative disease, specifically investigating developmental aspects of Huntington’s Disease. Our lab values communication and collaboration, and we strive to build a supportive culture in our endeavors. More research can be found in https://xenopus.rockefeller.edu

The Chemical Waste Handler will be responsible for collecting, sorting, and packaging chemical waste and will serve as backup for collecting and processing biological waste. This includes the collection of properly labeled waste from the laboratories and physical plant facilities, the sorting, and processing of the waste, combining bulk liquids, packaging biological waste, assisting in maintaining the chemical waste processing areas in a safe, clean, organized manner, labeling waste for in-house storage as well as commercial disposal, moving and managing waste drums.

We are seeking enthusiastic and dedicated postdocs to join our dynamic and growing lab. If you are passionate about computer-aided drug design, we invite you to become a part of our team. Our lab values collaboration, mentorship, diversity, and fun, and we strive to foster a positive culture within our scientific endeavors. We welcome new ideas from our team members. If you are ready to take the next step in your scientific career and make a meaningful impact in the field, apply now to join us in our mission to push the boundaries of research. More research can be found https://lyulab.org/research/

We are looking for a highly motivated individual to work on a project that will study the molecular basis of selective cellular vulnerability in Huntington's disease. The goal of this project is to identify novel strategies to delay onset and/or slow progression of the disease.

The goal of this project is to identify novel strategies to delay onset and/or slow progression of Huntingdon's disease. The Research Assistant will be responsible for the preparation of human brain samples for next generation sequencing.

The Laboratory of Genetically Encoded Small Molecules at The Rockefeller University has an immediate opening for a synthetic/peptide chemist. The focus of the research will be on the chemical synthesis of natural product like small molecule structures.

The Laboratory of Genetically Encoded Small Molecules at The Rockefeller University has an immediate opening for a synthetic/peptide chemist. The focus of the research will be on the chemical synthesis of natural product like small molecule structures.

The Clinical Research Nurse will be responsible for coordinating and carrying out clinical research study activities accomplished through the development or updating of protocols, procedures, and standards for a study in collaboration with the primary investigator and the research team.

The Nursing Assistant will assist with direct research participant care as delegated by and under the direct supervision of the Clinical Research Nurse.

The Mechanic I, under general direction will perform semi-skilled and skilled work in the operation, maintenance, and repair of heating, ventilation, refrigeration, and air conditioning systems. Will lead and instruct building maintenance workers in the performance of routine maintenance of HVAC equipment, design and install new small to medium-sized HVAC systems.

The Bio-Imaging Resource Center (BIRC) at The Rockefeller University in New York City is seeking a motivated full-time microscopist to advise and train users, particularly in the area of confocal microscopy. The Research Support Associate will report to the Director of the BIRC and work together with the BIRC staff team.

Working as part of a small team on the development of advanced neuroimaging technologies, the Research Assistant will contribute to the application of molecular tools in animal models, and support the application of the lab's imaging technologies to rodents.

Under the supervision of the Foreman and officials responsible for the coordination and accomplishment of plant maintenance and operations work, the Plumber will be responsible for installing, repairing, and maintaining pipes, fixtures, and other plumbing used for water distribution and wastewater disposal in residential, commercial and industrial buildings.