Postdoc: Embryology & Computational Sea Urchin Biology
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Job summary
Brown University’s Yajima lab in the MCB/Biochemistry department seeks a Postdoctoral Research Associate to lead projects on sea urchin embryology, asymmetric cell division and gene regulation. The role blends wet lab experiments with large dataset analysis and collaboration with computational biologists.
Applicants should have a PhD in biology or related field and extensive experience in embryology, live imaging and microinjection.
Qualifications
- General knowledge and skills in cell and developmental biology.
- Significant experience in embryology, live imaging, and microinjection.
Responsibilities
- Lead one or more projects in sea urchin embryology with experimental work.
- Collaborate with computational biologists for data analysis.
- Support training in manuscript and grant/fellowship applications.
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Job description
Brown University’s Yajima lab in the MCB/Biochemistry department seeks a Postdoctoral Research Associate to lead projects on sea urchin embryology, asymmetric cell division and gene regulation. The role blends wet lab experiments with large dataset analysis and collaboration with computational biologists.
Applicants should have a PhD in biology or related field and extensive experience in embryology, live imaging and microinjection.
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