Research Assistant and Laboratory Technician

Join the innovative team at gt-bio as a Research Assistant and Laboratory Technician. In this role, you will have the opportunity to support cutting-edge research initiatives and contribute to our mission of advancing biotechnological innovations. Your responsibilities will include conducting experiments, collecting and analyzing data, and collaborating closely with senior researchers.We are looking for a motivated individual who is passionate about scientific research and eager to learn. This position offers a dynamic work environment where you can develop your skills and grow your career in the biotech field.

Join our team as a Research Lab Technician where you will play a crucial role in supporting innovative research projects within a dynamic laboratory environment. You will be responsible for conducting experiments, collecting data, and assisting in the development of cutting-edge technologies.

Role Overview Active Site seeks Research Protocol Technicians to support projects in cell and molecular biology. This position involves independent lab work and contributes to research on how AI can assist biological experimentation. Key Details Location: On-site in Cambridge, MA (Kendall Square) Schedule: Part-time, 4 hours per day, Monday through Friday. Choose either 9 AM–1 PM or 1 PM–5 PM. Duration: Temporary, 8 weeks (June 26 to August 21, 2026) Compensation: $26.25 per hour. Bonus potential ranges from $230 to $2,400. About Active Site Active Site is a nonprofit research organization focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence and biology. The team collects and analyzes real-world data to understand how AI can enhance human capabilities in biological research. This project explores how people with minimal biology backgrounds can self-learn essential lab techniques, with findings aimed at advancing AI’s role in science. What You Will Do Lab Projects: Carry out DNA assembly (molecular cloning), mammalian cell culture, and cell transfection in BSL-1 and BSL-2 labs. AI Tools: Use AI and standard online resources as needed throughout the project. Independent Work: Complete assignments without direct technical mentorship from staff or other technicians. Each technician receives a dedicated workspace, equipment, and supplies, and works alongside about 40 other researchers. Who Should Apply Entry-Level Experience: Applicants should have no more than two weeks of prior biology lab experience (including jobs, internships, independent projects, or lab-based courses in cell culture, cloning, or related techniques). Current Lab Work: Those currently practicing biological laboratory research are not eligible.

Nuclera is a biotech company in Cambridge, UK, focused on making proteins more accessible for researchers worldwide. The team develops the eProtein Discovery™ platform, which integrates a benchtop instrument, cloud-based software, and proprietary cartridges to speed up protein access for life science applications. Role Overview The Laboratory Technician - Service Fulfillment will support custom projects and DNA construct amplification using the eProtein Discovery Platform. This position requires following standard operating procedures (SOPs) and work instructions closely to meet project goals and timelines. What You Will Do Amplify DNA constructs for customer and internal projects Carry out custom work using Nuclera’s eProtein Discovery Platform Follow SOPs and work instructions to maintain consistency and quality Organize and track samples and project progress Meet deadlines in a laboratory setting where priorities can shift quickly What We’re Looking For Background in protein science, molecular biology, or a related field Experience working in an industry laboratory Strong attention to detail and organizational skills Ability to work accurately under tight deadlines Location This role is based in Cambridge, England, United Kingdom.

About the Role The Access to Justice Lab at Harvard University is hiring a full-time Research Assistant I. This role supports research focused on improving access to justice. The position is based in Cambridge. What You Will Do Assist with research projects that study access to justice issues Support data collection, analysis, and reporting Contribute to policy analysis and related tasks as needed Who This Role Suits This position fits individuals interested in starting a career in social justice research or policy analysis. Recent graduates and those seeking hands-on experience in an academic research setting are encouraged to apply.

COMPANY DESCRIPTION Flagship Pioneering is a leading platform for innovation that not only invents but also builds transformative companies that aim to change the world. By uniting some of the most brilliant scientific minds with entrepreneurial builders and the necessary capital, we empower them to make bold advancements. Our efforts catalyze progress in crucial areas such as healthcare, sustainability, and beyond, driving scientific breakthroughs ranging from disease detection and treatment to sustainable agriculture and innovative AI applications. What distinguishes Flagship is our unique ability to propel science and technology forward by integrating innovation, company creation, and capital investment into a cohesive process that is largely unprecedented. Our team of scientific founders, entrepreneurial leaders, and professional capital managers collaborate through a systematic approach designed to foster innovation and transformation for the benefit of humanity and the planet. Many of the companies we have established have tackled some of humanity's most pressing challenges, including vaccinating billions against COVID-19, curing chronic diseases, enhancing human health, preventing illnesses, and improving agricultural resilience and sustainability. Flagship has received accolades on FORTUNE’s “Change the World” list for two consecutive years and has been recognized on Fast Company’s list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies. THE ROLE We are on the lookout for a highly motivated, proactive, and detail-oriented Laboratory Operations Associate to become a vital part of our rapidly expanding team. This role involves supporting our research team by managing laboratory operations and ensuring safety protocols are followed, while also addressing day-to-day operational needs and implementing best practices within the lab. The ideal candidate will assist in optimizing R&D operations, support purchasing processes, and contribute to ongoing projects. A high degree of organization, adaptability to a fast-paced entrepreneurial environment, and strong collaboration skills are essential.

We are seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Research Associate I / Cell Culture Technician to join our dynamic team. This role is pivotal in supporting our research initiatives through precise cell culture techniques and laboratory procedures. The ideal candidate will be responsible for maintaining cell lines, performing assays, and assisting in various research projects.

Role Overview Harvard University is seeking a full-time Research Assistant in Cambridge. This role supports ongoing research projects and fosters collaboration with faculty and students across disciplines. What You Will Do Assist with research initiatives led by faculty members Work closely with students and staff in a team setting Contribute to the advancement of research goals within the university Location This position is based on campus in Cambridge.

Join Harvard University as a Research Assistant I in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology. In this pivotal role, you will support groundbreaking research projects that advance our understanding of biological processes at the molecular level. This position offers a unique opportunity to collaborate with leading scientists, gain hands-on experience in cutting-edge laboratory techniques, and contribute to innovative scientific discoveries.

Job Summary:The Research Assistant III will play a vital role in the Ramanathan lab at Harvard University, collaborating closely with graduate students and postdoctoral researchers. This position involves conducting scientific experiments in the specialized field of stem cell biology and human development with a high degree of independence. The successful candidate will coordinate various facets of ongoing research projects, execute laboratory experiments using advanced techniques and equipment, and manage collaborations with external laboratories as necessary. This role may also include the training of new lab members in established scientific methods.Key Responsibilities:Coordinate multiple aspects of research projects and perform laboratory experiments utilizing specific techniques and equipment.Generate cortical tissue from various cell lines, including induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS cells), embryonic stem cells, and a Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) line.Conduct genetic modifications, manage passaging, and maintain both parental and modified fluorescent reporter lines.Utilize cell printing, optimize differentiation protocols for each cell line, and prepare tissues for shipment to collaborators working with primates.Prepare samples for single-cell transcriptomics and validate them using antibody staining techniques.Set up incubators and shakers, monitor differentiation processes, and establish a robust experimental pipeline.Collaborate with lab members on experimental design, protocol establishment, and the development of innovative laboratory techniques.Process, organize, summarize, and analyze data; report results using a variety of scientific, word processing, spreadsheet, or statistical software applications.May provide training and guidance to others in laboratory techniques and procedures.Assist with laboratory maintenance tasks, including the procurement of equipment and supplies, liaising with vendors, and engaging in special projects as required.Working Conditions:This position is primarily performed in a laboratory environment on the Cambridge campus.Involves working with hazardous materials and human cell cultures.Physical Requirements:May require lifting, moving, and transporting research equipment.

Harvard University’s Psychology Lab in Cambridge seeks a Research Assistant I to support research projects in the social sciences. This position offers the chance to work directly with ongoing studies and gain experience in a university research environment. Main responsibilities Assist with data collection for laboratory studies Conduct literature reviews to support research directions Help with experimental design and setup Who will thrive in this role This position is a strong fit for those interested in practical research experience in psychology or related disciplines. It provides hands-on involvement in lab work and exposure to the daily operations of a university research team.

Join the esteemed team at Harvard University as a Research Assistant I in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology. This full-time position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research in the sciences. You will assist in various research projects, working closely with senior researchers to gather and analyze data, prepare reports, and participate in laboratory activities.

About the Role The Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard University seeks a Research Assistant I (Non-Lab) to join its team in Cambridge. This position supports research projects focused on international affairs, global security, energy, and environmental topics. What You Will Do Assist scholars and researchers with data collection, literature reviews, and analysis Support the preparation of research materials and reports Contribute to the study of issues shaping global security, energy policy, and environmental challenges Work Environment Work alongside leading experts in international affairs at Harvard University’s Belfer Center. Collaborate in a setting dedicated to impactful research and policy analysis.

Join our innovative team at Zifo Technology as a Lab Computing Technician. In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring the efficiency and functionality of our laboratory computing systems. You will collaborate with scientists and engineers to support research initiatives, troubleshoot technical issues, and maintain laboratory equipment.

We are seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Research Scientist to join our innovative team in Cambridge. In this role, you will conduct groundbreaking research, analyze data, and contribute to the development of new solutions in our field. You will work collaboratively with cross-functional teams to drive projects from ideation to execution, ensuring scientific rigor and excellence.

Join our team at Integrated Resources Inc. as an Associate Research Scientist, where you will contribute to cutting-edge research projects that impact real-world applications. We are looking for passionate individuals eager to innovate and collaborate in a dynamic environment. In this role, you will support senior scientists in the design and execution of experiments, analyze data, and contribute to publications. This is a fantastic opportunity to grow your career in scientific research.

We are seeking a detail-oriented and motivated Research Associate to join our dynamic team at Integrated Resources, Inc. As a Research Associate, you will play a pivotal role in conducting research, analyzing data, and supporting various projects that contribute to the advancement of our organization’s goals.Your responsibilities will include collaborating with cross-functional teams, preparing reports, and presenting findings to stakeholders. This position offers an excellent opportunity for professional growth and development in a fast-paced environment.

The Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) is excited to announce a groundbreaking initiative aimed at establishing a premier research enablement environment for public policy. Over the next two years, we will implement and rigorously evaluate innovative strategies to tackle the growing complexities of the research and research compliance landscape. This role is crucial in driving this transformative work.As a vital member of the Research Computing and Data Services (RCDS) team within Library and Research Services (LRS) at HKS, and reporting directly to the Director of Research Computing and Data Services, the Research Navigator will oversee the creation of a streamlined logistical framework for navigating the research compliance ecosystem that Principal Investigators and researchers encounter at HKS. You will develop systems to monitor ongoing research throughout its lifecycle, pinpoint obstacles, and take proactive measures to eliminate barriers and resolve bottlenecks. Collaborating extensively across multiple administrative offices within HKS and across Harvard, you will engage in problem-solving, design, and propose policy and process enhancements to ensure prompt initiation of research projects. Under the guidance of the HKS Chief Research Data & Privacy Officer and the Director of Research Computing and Data Services, this position will also explore and pilot new initiatives to enhance the research experience at HKS.We are looking for candidates who possess:An innovative and entrepreneurial mindset combined with robust analytical and logistical skills.A demonstrated ability to function effectively in a distributed organization that necessitates collaboration with diverse stakeholders to achieve goals.A capacity to engage with research, business, legal, and technical experts as needed to devise and implement solutions.A proactive approach and proven capability to tackle cross-functional challenges across organizational boundaries.Experience working effectively in collaborative or team environments.A commitment to fostering belonging, community, and connections within the workplace.At LRS, we prioritize continuous learning. You will be encouraged to pursue new areas of knowledge relevant to this role and apply your new skills on the job. Additionally, you will support and promote this learning culture among other LRS members.HKS, including LRS, is dedicated to cultivating a welcoming and supportive environment for staff, faculty, and students. This position will contribute to building such a community and fostering an atmosphere in LRS that values and prioritizes belonging, community, and connection.

Join Harvard University as a Research Analyst where your analytical skills will contribute to groundbreaking research projects. As a Research Analyst, you will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting complex data sets, providing insights that will drive strategic decisions. Collaborate with faculty and researchers to enhance the university's research capabilities and contribute to impactful studies.

We are seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Research Scientist to join our innovative team in Cambridge. As a key member of our research department, you will be responsible for conducting cutting-edge experiments, analyzing data, and contributing to groundbreaking discoveries in your field. You will collaborate with a diverse group of scientists and researchers to drive projects that align with our mission of advancing scientific knowledge.