Primary Work Address: Beckman Center, Stanford, CA,
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The laboratory of Dr. Liqun Luo is seeking is seeking a driven and organized Administrative Coordinator to join our group at Stanford University. The Luo Lab is interested in the development and organization of the brain – from individual neurons to complex neural circuits. Working in flies and mice, Luo and his team have designed and applied genetic tools to characterize mechanisms of neural development, including growth cone signaling, dendrite morphogenesis, axon pruning, and wiring specificity of neural circuits. In addition, they are studying the anatomical organization and functional properties of neural circuits in adult animals. The team has a continuing interest in creating tools to probe neural circuit assembly and organization. More information about the lab and their work can be found at https://luolab.stanford.edu/
About the Administrative Coordinator Role: You will support the Investigator and research team by providing analytical and specialized administrative support through performance of wide range of advanced administrative duties. Duties and tasks are complex in nature where considerable judgment, independent action and a high degree of initiative are required in resolving issues and making recommendations. Work is performed under minimal supervision. Act independently to determine methods and procedures on new assignments. Performs administrative duties in areas such as budget preparation, monitoring, grant submission and special projects. Serve as administrative liaison to Science Operations Office (SOO) and host institution administrative offices.
What we provide :
Current HHMI Employees, click here to apply via your Workday account.
The laboratory of Dr. Liqun Luo is seeking is seeking a driven and organized Administrative Coordinator to join our group at Stanford University. The Luo Lab is interested in the development and organization of the brain – from individual neurons to complex neural circuits. Working in flies and mice, Luo and his team have designed and applied genetic tools to characterize mechanisms of neural development, including growth cone signaling, dendrite morphogenesis, axon pruning, and wiring specificity of neural circuits. In addition, they are studying the anatomical organization and functional properties of neural circuits in adult animals. The team has a continuing interest in creating tools to probe neural circuit assembly and organization. More information about the lab and their work can be found at https://luolab.stanford.edu/
About the Administrative Coordinator Role: You will support the Investigator and research team by providing analytical and specialized administrative support through performance of wide range of advanced administrative duties. Duties and tasks are complex in nature where considerable judgment, independent action and a high degree of initiative are required in resolving issues and making recommendations. Work is performed under minimal supervision. Act independently to determine methods and procedures on new assignments. Performs administrative duties in areas such as budget preparation, monitoring, grant submission and special projects. Serve as administrative liaison to Science Operations Office (SOO) and host institution administrative offices.
What we provide :
- A fun, positive, and inclusive research environment.
- Access to the vibrant SF Bay area research community including Stanford University, the Stanford School of Medicine, UCSF, UC Berkeley, CZI, UCSC and UC Davis.
