Postdoc: Hematology & Functional Genomics (Fully Funded)

Universitätsspital Zürich USZ; Zürich; On-site; CHF 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully funded position for 3-4 years

Job summary

Universitätsspital Zürich USZ invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher to lead an innovative project on hematopoietic stem cell dysfunction, bridging basic science and translational hematology. You will design experiments, develop disease models, and apply genome editing to uncover mechanisms with therapeutic potential, collaborating across an international center.

The position is fully funded for 3-4 years in a stimulating, multidisciplinary environment at the University Hospital

Qualifications

• PhD in molecular biology, biomedical sciences, genetics, cancer biology, or related discipline.
• Strong background in molecular and cellular biology with a publication record.
• Experience in genome editing, functional genomics, or stem cell biology is highly desirable.
• Experience with preclinical models, sequencing, or high-throughput screening is an advantage.
• Excellent scientific communication and independence.

Responsibilities

• Independently design, coordinate, and perform experimental research projects.
• Establish and characterize advanced in vitro and in vivo disease models.
• Develop and apply CRISPR-based genome editing and functional genomics approaches.
• Conduct mechanistic investigations using molecular and cellular techniques.
• Analyze and interpret complex experimental datasets.
• Supervise and mentor junior researchers and students.
• Contribute to publications and presentations at international conferences.

Skills

Molecular biology

Genome editing (CRISPR)

Functional genomics

Stem cell biology

Data analysis

Preclinical models

In vivo experimentation

Education

PhD in molecular biology or related

Tools

CRISPR

Next-generation sequencing

Job description

Universitätsspital Zürich USZ invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher to lead an innovative project on hematopoietic stem cell dysfunction, bridging basic science and translational hematology. You will design experiments, develop disease models, and apply genome editing to uncover mechanisms with therapeutic potential, collaborating across an international center.

The position is fully funded for 3-4 years in a stimulating, multidisciplinary environment at the University Hospital