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The University of Georgia- FACS is seeking a Research Faculty member to conduct high-level research focused on structural and cellular immunology. Ideal candidates must hold a PhD in life science or chemistry and have proven expertise in biochemistry and immunology.
This role includes mentoring staff, managing research, and contributing to grant and manuscript efforts. Applicants should also possess strong analytical skills, recognized publications, and eligibility to work in the United States.
Research faculty level position with the potential for promotion in the laboratory of Adam W. Barb studying structural and cellular immunology. The successful candidate is expected to perform high level research in the immune system, help oversee/guide an active research team and actively participate in grant‑ and manuscript‑writing. The anticipated start date is Fall 2026.
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