We are seeking an experienced lab technician/research assistant for the microfluidic organ-on-a chip work. Please send your CV and cover letter to eugenia[dot]kumacheva [at]utoronto[dot]ca. Use a header “research assistant position”.
There are positions for CHM 499 students and NSERC USRA students interested in intensive research. Use a header “undergraduate student_research position”.
Several positions are available for new PhD students. A Ph.D. degree in the Kumacheva group generally takes 4-4.5 years. A M.Sc. degree generally takes 2 years. Use a header “Potential graduate student”.
An opening for a postdoctoral position for the microfluidic organ-on-a-chip project. Please send your CV and research statement to Eugenia Kumacheva to eugenia[dot]kumacheva[at]utoronto[dot]ca. You will hear back only if your application is strong enough to be considered. Postdocs with financial support (fellowships) and/or experience in microfluidics/bioengineering are welcome.