Postdoc Scientist — Stem Cell & Organoid Research

Ohio State University; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 52,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

The Ohio State University in Columbus invites applications for a Post Doctoral Scholar in the Department of Medicine, Anesthesiology. The role focuses on stem cell and organoid biology, mitochondrial dysfunction, and non-coding RNAs, using human iPSC-derived models and mouse systems with translational aims.

Research will employ electrophysiology, molecular biology workflows, and bioinformatics/omics (scRNA-seq, ATAC-seq) with AI-assisted data analysis, plus live-cell imaging and high-content

Qualifications

• Professional degrees in Biomedical Engineering, Neurobiology, or Neurosciences.
• 0+ years of related experience required.
• Experience with human iPSCs, directed differentiation, or cerebral organoids is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Conduct stem cell and organoid biology research.
• Integrate human iPSC-derived models and mouse systems.
• Apply electrophysiology and molecular biology workflows to study mitochondrial dysfunction and non-coding RNAs.

Skills

iPSC technology

Electrophysiology

Patch-clamp

MEA

Bioinformatics

scRNA-seq

ATAC-seq

AI-assisted data analysis

Mitochondrial assays

Live-cell imaging

High-content screening

Molecular biology workflows

Education

Biomedical Engineering

Neurobiology

Neurosciences

Tools

Molecular biology workflows

Bioinformatics tools

AI data analysis tools

Job description

The Ohio State University in Columbus invites applications for a Post Doctoral Scholar in the Department of Medicine, Anesthesiology. The role focuses on stem cell and organoid biology, mitochondrial dysfunction, and non-coding RNAs, using human iPSC-derived models and mouse systems with translational aims.

Research will employ electrophysiology, molecular biology workflows, and bioinformatics/omics (scRNA-seq, ATAC-seq) with AI-assisted data analysis, plus live-cell imaging and high-content