Research Intern Position

Description: The Wellik Laboratory is focused on studying the function of Hox genes during mammalian organogenesis using mouse genetics. This is an opportunity for individuals to pursue additional training and experience prior to pursuing a graduate or advanced degree. The Research Intern will be involved in all aspects of a mouse genetics laboratory’s research program, including cryo-and/or paraffin sectioning, IF/IHC and fluorescent microscopy, mouse colony maintenance, and manuscript preparation for publication. This position will be expected to share in joint laboratory duties as well.

Position Requirements: bachelor’s degree in biology, cell biology, genetics, or related field. Experience working in a research lab preferred; relevant undergraduate research experience will be considered. Proficiency with molecular biology techniques and experience working with mice is a plus. Strong organizational skills, ability to work independently, as well as strong written and oral communication skills are required. 

Contact: Carmen Schremp, ceschremp@wisc.edu