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. The position is part of a newly funded Wellcome Leap Focused Antibiotics project developing nanoparticle-mediated antibiotic delivery systems for site-directed treatment of infection while protecting the gut
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treatments toward clinical translation. The successful candidate will lead independent research projects investigating the design, delivery, mechanism of action, and therapeutic application of RNA-based
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learning, computational drug discovery, and precision medicine. Research Area The postdoctoral fellow will contribute to projects in one or more of the following areas: • Bioinformatics and computational
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(renewable) research associate (postdoctoral) position. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to join CALC and make valuable contributions to ongoing funded research projects while also developing
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. Strong project coordination and organizational skills. Experience mentoring undergraduate or graduate students. This is a full-time, one-year appointment with the possibility of renewal based
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. This work has the potential to transform how both the targets and therapies for disease are identified. We aim to revolutionize the process of drug discovery in several projects, including: Identify
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iteratively refine each strategy, thereby maximizing both scientific impact and translational potential. Responsibilities Design multifunctional nanoplatforms (organic, inorganic, hybrid) for image-guided (PET
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. Records of excellence in research, publication, project management, and mentoring required. Inter-disciplinary research experience, the ability to interact with a broad spectrum of researchers and clientele
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collaboration skills. Effective analytical and problem-solving abilities. Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines. Proficiency in research methodologies and data analysis. Ability to work
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. The group operates a center of excellence for composite manufacturing and simulation for detector mechanics and cooling, as well as in-house facilities for the design, development, and construction of silicon