Postdoc: Proton Channel Neurobiology & Sensory Physiology

University of Southern California; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 63,273 - 77,334; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive NIH-scale salary

Generous benefits

Professional development classes

Job summary

A prominent research university in Los Angeles seeks a motivated Postdoctoral Scholar in the Neurobiology Department to study molecular mechanisms of sensory transduction. The role involves using electrophysiology and molecular biology techniques to explore ion channels. Qualified candidates should hold a PhD in a related field and have a solid foundation in electrophysiology. This position offers competitive NIH-scale salary, extensive benefits, and opportunities for professional growth in a vibrant academic setting.

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in electrophysiology (whole-cell, excised patch, or similar).
• Experience with molecular biology/transgenic mouse design is a plus.
• Evidence of productivity (first-author publications, preprints).

Responsibilities

• Dissect ion channel function using patch-clamp electrophysiology.
• Analyze contributions of OTOP channels to physiology.
• Discover modulators or inhibitors of proton channels.

Skills

Electrophysiology

Molecular Biology

Transgenic Mouse Design

Research Productivity

Education

PhD in Neuroscience or related field

Job description

A prominent research university in Los Angeles seeks a motivated Postdoctoral Scholar in the Neurobiology Department to study molecular mechanisms of sensory transduction. The role involves using electrophysiology and molecular biology techniques to explore ion channels. Qualified candidates should hold a PhD in a related field and have a solid foundation in electrophysiology. This position offers competitive NIH-scale salary, extensive benefits, and opportunities for professional growth in a vibrant academic setting.