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Associate Research Scientist - Genomic Molecular Technology Development
The Scharfe Laboratory in the Department of Genetics at Yale School of Medicine seeks an Associate Research Scientist with expertise in biomedical research and the development of molecular technology and approaches for genetic disease screening and diagnostics.About the LabThe Scharfe laboratory develops a number of tools and genomic approaches for molecular screening and diagnostics and the study of disease pathogenesis. We couple experimental and computational techniques to full integrate all steps of multiplexed molecular assays. Examples of our ongoing work include technology development for screenable disorders in newborns, rapid genotyping of genomic variants to improve patient care, microhaplotype sequencing for population genetics and forensics, an
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