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Marshall University in Huntington, WV invites applications for a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Clinical Translational Sciences. The researcher will work with Dr. Uma Sundaram and team on mechanisms of intestinal transport in obesity and inflammatory bowel disease, using cell culture, organoids, and imaging.
The role emphasizes hypothesis testing, data interpretation, and publication, with collaboration in a state-of-the-art facility and mentorship of junior staff.
Postdoctoral fellow position (1 position) is currently available in the Department of Clinical Translational Sciences at Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, Huntington WV. The current research focus of the PI Dr. Uma Sundaram and his associated PIs include studies on novel physiological and molecular mechanisms of altered intestinal nutrient and electrolyte transport in obesity, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, in response to intestinal infection by enteric pathogens and as modulated by beneficial gut bacteria. This research will involve the formulation and testing of hypotheses, animal experimentation and surgery, cell culture, intestinal organoid culture, molecular and cell biology techniques and imaging techniques. The postdoctoral fellows will be expected to be current in the field literature, to plan and conduct experiments, interpret data and publish results. Successful candidates will have a significant record of accomplishment that demonstrates creativity and initiative and will be working as a team closely with the PI in his well-equipped state-of- the- art research facility.