Postdoc: Lipid Metabolism & Cardiometabolic Genomics

University of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Pennsylvania seeks postdoctoral researchers in lipoprotein metabolism within the Perelman School of Medicine. The Rader lab focuses on gene discovery and its impact on human health, particularly cardiometabolic diseases.

Candidates with a PhD in biological sciences or related fields, and a track record in research are encouraged to apply. Skills in data languages like R and Python are desirable for dry lab roles. The environment is multidisciplinary, integrating both computational and experimental studies.

Qualifications

• PhD in a biological science with a strong record of academic productivity.
• Experience in genetics/genomics, biochemistry, cell biology, or physiology is encouraged.
• PhD in Biostatistics, Computer Science, Bioinformatics, or related field required.
• Fluency in statistical and data management languages is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research on lipoprotein metabolism and related diseases.
• Utilize computational and experimental methodologies to elucidate molecular physiology.
• Complete projects independently in a multidisciplinary lab environment.

Skills

Academic productivity

Lipid metabolism knowledge

Communication skills

Data management languages

Education

PhD in a biological science

PhD in Biostatistics, Computer Science, or Bioinformatics

Tools

R

Python

Bash

SQL

Job description

The University of Pennsylvania seeks postdoctoral researchers in lipoprotein metabolism within the Perelman School of Medicine. The Rader lab focuses on gene discovery and its impact on human health, particularly cardiometabolic diseases.

Candidates with a PhD in biological sciences or related fields, and a track record in research are encouraged to apply. Skills in data languages like R and Python are desirable for dry lab roles. The environment is multidisciplinary, integrating both computational and experimental studies.