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Be part of a team that embraces curiosity, freedom and flexibility in order to advance human health.
Be part of a team that embraces curiosity, freedom and flexibility in order to advance human health.
The Assistant Director–Lab Operations manages day-to-day laboratory activities, partnering with Dr. Bartels to deliver project and institute goals while coordinating across internal teams and external collaborators. Core responsibilities include overseeing budgets, schedules, and procedures; leading purchasing, ordering, and inventory; handling external communications; and coordinating with Morgridge staff and stakeholders. The role also supports grant writing—both submissions and reports—and oversees safety programs to ensure documented compliance.
Description: The Research Computing group at the Morgridge Institute for Research partners with a broad range of scientists to provide computing services for the Institute, the UW-Madison campus as part of
We are seeking a highly motivated scientist with published experience in animal research, imaging, and/or histological techniques, with an exceptional background in molecular biology. The Poss lab utilizes zebrafish and, occasionally, mice as model systems to study regeneration of appendages, heart muscle, spinal cord, and other organ systems. The Assistant Scientist will support regenerative biology research objectives by conducting research on molecular genetics of tissue regeneration.
Morgridge scientists and staff are deeply engaged with a world-class public university. We are a catalyst to take science further in collaborations with UW–Madison.
My goals are to be happy with my work, do the best science I can possibly do, and contribute to the well-being of others. Morgridge allows me to do that.
It’s appealing that Morgridge is at the intersection of a private institute, a great public university, and the Madison bioscience industry. We can take advantage of all three worlds.
I enjoy that Morgridge supports execution of new ideas and visions, even if that means altering how we’ve done things in the past.