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quantitative microscopy. Ideal Candidate Qualifications: Candidates must have recently obtained (or will obtain before starting) a PhD from a biomedical research background. Experience in one or more areas of
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of Microbiology and Immunology. Preferred candidates will have experience in and a desire to pursue virus-host interactions, post-translational modifications, and/or RNA splicing. Well qualified individuals will
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to allow the postdoctoral fellow to transition into their desired career path. Flexible Start Date. Regular opportunities to interact with collaborators at several Chicago Research Universities, and
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postdoc with interests in RNA virology and host-pathogen interactions. For detailed information about the laboratory’s research, see our website (http://www.mouncelab.com). Experience in molecular virology
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permeability assays, murine injury and colitis models, and host-microbe interactions. Key Responsibilities The fellow will: Design and conduct independent and collaborative experiments in gut barrier biology
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and in vivo models. The prospective candidate will have opportunities to work within a highly interactive, multidisciplinary team. Preferences will be given to candidates who Have some relevant research
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(or will obtain before starting) a PhD from a biomedical research background. Experience in one or more areas of molecular cardiology, microscopy, tissue culture, biochemistry, mouse physiology
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Work Experience M.D. or PhD Required Qualifications Preferred Qualifications Experience with bench work Experience with single-cell and multi-omics integration Familiarity with RNA-seq, EdgeR, Seurat
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Vibrio biology would be preferred. Minimum Education and/or Work Experience M.D. or PhD Required Qualifications Ph.D. Certificates/Credentials/Licenses Ph.D. Computer Skills Microsoft Office Supervisory
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Education and/or Work Experience PhD required in related field. Qualifications Minimum Qualifications: Earned doctorate in Research Methodology, Social Work, School Psychology, Counseling Psychology