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Join Scismic, a dynamic biotech startup located in Cambridge, MA, that is at the forefront of developing innovative mRNA-modulating therapies aimed at treating a wide array of genetic disorders. Our research is focused on leveraging novel platforms to address neurological conditions, heart disease, and muscular dystrophies.Position Summary:As a Research Associate specializing in cellular neurobiology, you will play a crucial role in establishing cellular assays to validate in vitro proof of concept for our tRNA therapeutic candidates. Your expertise will be instrumental in characterizing cellular activities and understanding disease-relevant biology, ultimately guiding the prioritization of candidates for in vivo studies.

About Serif Biomedicines, Inc. Serif Biomedicines, Inc. is a privately held biotechnology company based in Cambridge, MA. The team focuses on developing gene therapies for diseases that currently lack effective treatments. Founded by Flagship Pioneering, Serif is part of a network that has launched over 100 companies in the life sciences, including Moderna, Syros Pharmaceuticals, and Generate Biomedicines. Position Overview The Research Associate in Molecular Biology will contribute to the development of programmable medicines. This position suits a molecular virologist or biochemist with hands-on experience in nucleic acid production, characterization, and molecular cloning. Scientific rigor and a collaborative approach are essential. The role involves working closely with others to advance nucleic acid therapeutics in a setting that values curiosity and innovation. Main Responsibilities Plasmid Production: Design, carry out, and troubleshoot molecular cloning for inserts of various lengths and compositions. Ensure plasmid sequences meet specifications. Inventory Management: Organize storage of produced materials. Keep accurate electronic records of material details and storage locations. Enzymatic Reaction Optimization: Improve and troubleshoot enzymatic reactions to boost nucleic acid yield and purity. Nucleic Acid Production: Follow and refine protocols to produce high-quality DNA and RNA with different expression cassettes.

Flagship Pioneering, Inc. is seeking a Senior Research Associate in Chemical Biology for its FL116 team in Cambridge, MA. FL116 is dedicated to advancing biomolecule synthesis and is building a platform to transform the manufacturing of research, diagnostic, and therapeutic molecules. Role overview This position joins a collaborative group focused on applying chemical strategies to biological questions. The work centers on enzyme-mediated biomolecular synthesis, with careful attention to both mechanistic and molecular aspects. Main responsibilities Design and execute high-throughput experiments to investigate enzyme-substrate interactions Characterize biomolecular products using a range of established and new analytical methods Contribute to the development of scalable assays that support the growth of the platform Requirements Strong hands-on experimental skills and a close attention to detail Curiosity about the chemical nature of biological systems Interest in manipulating and measuring biological activity at the molecular scale Comfort working in an execution-focused, pipeline-driven environment Motivation to develop with a rapidly evolving technology platform Work environment The role provides the opportunity to deepen expertise at the intersection of chemistry and biology in a collaborative startup setting, supported by Flagship Pioneering. The team values problem solvers who enjoy tackling complex scientific challenges and building new tools for biotechnology and therapeutics.

Serif Biomedicines, Inc., based in Cambridge, MA, is a privately-held biotechnology company developing gene therapy approaches for diseases without current effective treatments. Founded by Flagship Pioneering, the company is part of a network that includes organizations such as Moderna, Syros Pharmaceuticals, and Evelo Biosciences. Role overview This Research Associate position centers on cell biology research, with a focus on understanding how nucleic acids function within cells. The role is laboratory-based and involves close collaboration with a multidisciplinary team. What you will do Culture and maintain a range of cell lines, including immune and non-immune cells. Design, perform, and refine assays to study nucleic acid function in primary cells and established cell lines in vitro. Communicate experimental plans and results through presentations and written reports, maintaining thorough electronic lab records. Work both independently and as part of a diverse 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.

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.

Join Scismic, a trailblazing biotech startup in Cambridge, MA, dedicated to developing groundbreaking mRNA-modulating therapies aimed at curing a wide array of genetic disorders. Our innovative platforms are being applied to address critical challenges in neurological diseases, heart conditions, and muscular dystrophies.Position Overview: We are seeking a Research Associate (RA-I or RA-II) who possesses a creative approach, meticulous attention to detail, and a collaborative spirit to help propel our therapeutic candidates towards clinical application. This is a unique opportunity to make a significant impact on the lives of patients with serious unmet medical needs while working alongside our esteemed scientific team, including our visionary scientific co-founders. In this role, you will work closely with the in vivo pharmacology team to evaluate the effects of therapeutic lead candidates. The Research Associate will engage with animal models for rare genetic diseases, executing experiments that quantify molecular, cellular, and physiological outcomes, as well as supporting in vivo dosing studies and additional research activities within the in vivo pharmacology team. This position is ideal for a driven scientist eager to advance their knowledge in neuroscience, physiology, and gene therapy, all while contributing to the welfare of patients affected by rare diseases.

Join our team as a Biology Scientist, where you will engage in groundbreaking research and development in the field of biology. You will collaborate with a talented group of scientists and contribute to innovative projects that aim to advance our understanding of biological processes. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a dynamic environment that fosters creativity and scientific inquiry.

Join us as a Senior Scientist in Computational Biology at Flagship Pioneering, Inc. In this pivotal role, you will leverage your expertise to drive innovative research and development in computational biology, contributing to groundbreaking discoveries and advancements in the field.

Role overview Eurofins Scientific seeks an Associate Scientist in Cambridge with a focus on molecular biology and protein purification. This role supports ongoing research projects and daily laboratory operations, working closely with experienced scientists in a well-equipped environment. Key responsibilities Perform experiments in molecular biology and protein purification Manage laboratory workflows to ensure accuracy and reliability Work collaboratively with team members on research projects Support initiatives that advance scientific knowledge Work environment The position is based in a modern laboratory with advanced equipment and a team of specialists. Daily work involves hands-on research and collaboration within a supportive scientific community.

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.

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.

Join our dynamic team as a Molecular Biology and Tissue Culture Lab Associate in Cambridge, MA. This is an exciting opportunity for individuals passionate about advancing scientific research and laboratory techniques. You will be involved in various laboratory processes, focusing on molecular biology and tissue culture methodologies.

We are seeking a highly motivated Senior Research Associate to join our dynamic team at Integrated Resources, Inc. In this pivotal role, you will conduct advanced research, analyze data, and contribute to innovative projects that drive our mission forward. If you are passionate about scientific research and eager to make an impact, we want to hear from you!

We are seeking a talented and dedicated Senior Research Associate to join our dynamic team in Cambridge. In this role, you will contribute to innovative research projects and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to drive impactful findings.

Harvard University is seeking an innovative and strategic Associate Director of Research to lead groundbreaking research initiatives. The ideal candidate will possess a deep understanding of research methodologies, strong leadership skills, and a passion for academic excellence. This role involves collaborating with faculty and students to enhance research output and drive impactful scholarship.

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.

FL122, a new venture from Flagship Pioneering based in Cambridge, MA, is building genomic technologies aimed at advancing human health and assisted reproduction. Flagship Pioneering has launched over 100 life sciences companies in the past two decades, including Moderna, Generate Biomedicines, and Tessera Therapeutics. The team addresses complex challenges in human health and sustainability. Role overview The Scientist in Reproductive and Molecular Biology will play a key part in establishing FL122’s scientific platform. This role focuses on developing and standardizing laboratory workflows that involve handling human gametes and performing molecular characterization. As part of the early scientific team, the Scientist will work closely with senior scientists and company leadership to define technical standards and carry out experimental strategies. What you will do Develop and improve laboratory workflows for handling human gametes and conducting molecular analysis Work directly with sensitive human samples in an IVF or embryology laboratory setting Use molecular biology techniques to support experimental goals Collaborate with colleagues and leadership to establish technical standards Help plan and execute experimental strategies Requirements Background in reproductive biology and molecular biology Hands-on experience in IVF or embryology laboratory environments Proficiency in molecular biology techniques Strong attention to detail and ability to work with sensitive human samples Adaptable and comfortable working across different scientific areas Collaborative approach suited to an early-stage startup team

About Serif Biomedicines, Inc. Serif Biomedicines, Inc. is a privately held biotechnology company in Cambridge, MA. The team is developing new approaches to gene therapy for diseases that current medical solutions cannot address. Serif Biomedicines was founded by Flagship Pioneering, known for launching over 100 innovative life sciences organizations focused on human health and sustainability. Role Overview The Senior Scientist, Molecular Biology will design and develop next-generation DNA constructs for programmable medicine. This position suits scientists experienced in synthetic biology, high-throughput cloning, and computational sequence engineering. The role centers on building scalable platforms for plasmid DNA design, construction, and optimization, using automation, algorithm-driven sequence design, and data-centric workflows. This scientist will report to the Director of Molecular Biology and may supervise a direct report. Collaboration with other scientists and group leaders across the R&D team is a key part of the job. What You Will Do Lead the design and construction of plasmid DNA constructs, including vector architecture, gene synthesis strategies, and high-efficiency cloning (such as Gibson, Golden Gate, and recombination-based methods). Advance automated and computational sequence design by applying advanced tools and pipelines for codon optimization, regulatory element tuning, and multi-parameter construct optimization. Establish and manage vendor relationships to support both internal and external capabilities, helping projects move forward efficiently and minimizing disruptions.