27 Postdoctoral Researcher/Biologist Jobs

“Great Place”

Pros:  “Great Pay, Great Schedule, Great People”

Cons:  “Parking is not readily available.” – Full Review

“Very rewarding & challenging...”

Pros:  “Great people with an exceptional work ethic / commitment; interesting work in the technical and science centers and very high standards throughout.”

Cons:  “DOE exerts too much influence (e.g. heavy bureaucracy). Budgetary constraints can mean several years of little or no raises. Less opportunity for horizontal…” – Full Review

“positive experience, good stepping stone”

Pros:  “- smart people - incredible resources - culture of excellence - very good regular meetings and conferences”

Cons:  “- emphasis on "big science" can be daunting - have to be assertive to succeed - projects tend to be huge there, so be prepared mentally - sometimes it feels like…” – Full Review

“Excellent, mission-oriented organization”

Pros:  “Great focus on the mission to raise funds to fight cancer and great professional support”

Cons:  “Sometimes lacks of focus on goals within individual departments. Also, tendency to silo different departments.” – Full Review

“Good place to get a start in the field, lots of networking opportunities and growth potential”

Pros:  “Good health benefits, excellent access to instrumentation and expertise because of the association with UC Berkeley. Beautiful main campus on the hill over UC Berkeley makes…”

Cons:  “The bureaucracy of having the DOE as the funding agency can be a bit frustrating. Onerous and sometimes overbearing safety requirements can be frustrating.” – Full Review

“It was very good, MIT takes very good care of its students and employees”

Pros:  “Excellent health facilities at MIT Medical Great Internet facilities Lots of social events for families A lot of opportunity to learn Very good gym”

Cons:  “For Research Assistants depending on professor work can be really hard, long hours Sometimes RA's are asked by advisor against taking good classes” – Full Review