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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 Morgridge institute for Research seeks a Research Compliance Administrator to be part of the Sponsored Programs team. As a member of the Sponsored Programs team, the Research Compliance Administrator will be responsible for ensuring institute compliance on a Sponsored Programs from a variety of different organizations including NIH, NSF, other federal agencies and many private foundations.
The Technical Help Desk Specialist III provides level 2 and level 3 IT support to users of the Morgridge Institute for Research, Morgridge Help Desk staff, the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, WARF, and UW conferences. This non-supervisory position focuses primarily on endpoint management and leads the efforts of the Help Desk to solve highly technical Windows, MAC, Linux, Network, and Security issues.
We are seeking a highly motivated research analyst with experience in animal research, molecular biology, and/or histological techniques. 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 tentative start date for this position is mid-September, as the lab begins its transition to the Morgridge Institute.
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.