Postdoc: Cell Migration & Chemotaxis Signaling
The American Society for Cell Biology
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Job summary
The American Society for Cell Biology invites applications for an immediate postdoctoral opening to investigate the molecular mechanisms of chemotaxis and cellular morphogenesis. Using Dictyostelium, human leukocytes, and cancer cell lines, our lab explores signaling networks driving directed cell migration in wound healing, immune responses, and cancer metastasis.
We offer a highly collaborative environment and a proven track record of mentoring fellows toward leading independent careers in
Qualifications
- PhD with a strong publication record in cell biology.
- Recent graduates preferred.
Skills
Education
Job description
The American Society for Cell Biology invites applications for an immediate postdoctoral opening to investigate the molecular mechanisms of chemotaxis and cellular morphogenesis. Using Dictyostelium, human leukocytes, and cancer cell lines, our lab explores signaling networks driving directed cell migration in wound healing, immune responses, and cancer metastasis.
We offer a highly collaborative environment and a proven track record of mentoring fellows toward leading independent careers in
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