Postdoctoral Associate, School of Medicine, CLIN-Pathology & Lab Medicine (23599933371219)

A Postdoctoral Associate position is available in the Clarke Laboratory to study the molecular function of novel chromatin interacting proteins in DNA damage repair and genome stability maintenance. We are particular interested in understanding how mis-regulation of these proteins can result in human disease, including human developmental syndromes and cancer. The ideal candidate is expected to have a PhD and/or MD in the biological sciences, and be highly motivated and tenacious as a scientist, with a solid background and experience in molecular biology, cell biology and biochemical techniques. The laboratory is located in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine at Boston University, which provides a vibrant, intellectually stimulating, and collaborative research environment.

Candidates that have experience with animal models are preferred. The candidate will also have a proven track record of success in an academic research laboratory setting (e.g., at least one first author publication). The candidate will be expected to independently design and execute experiments and lead their research project(s) under the guidance of Dr. Clarke.

Interested candidates should submit a cover letter outlining their research interests, career aspirations and CV to Dr. Clarke at [email protected] .

Further information can be found at www.theclarkelab.com .

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