Postdoctoral Fellow - Alcohol-Related Organ Injury Research

The University of North Carolina; Kannapolis (NC); Hybride; USD 55 000 - 75 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The University of North Carolina Greensboro (UNCG) through the Center for Translational Biomed Research in Kannapolis seeks a Post Doctoral Fellow to study alcohol‑related organ injury. The focus is on cellular and organismal mechanisms at the gut‑liver axis and exploration of preventive and therapeutic interventions.

The successful candidate will perform independent research using rodent models and in vitro cell systems, analyze data, and contribute to external funding applications.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in Biological Sciences required.
• Experience in cellular and molecular biology.
• Experience using graphics and statistical software for data analysis and presentation.
• A record of research productivity in peer‑reviewed journals and/or scientific meetings.

Responsabilités

• Conduct independent research on alcohol-related organ injury using rodent and in vitro models.
• Design and implement research protocols; collect and analyze data; adapt methods as needed.
• Manage and maintain mouse colonies including breeding and genotyping; provide mice for experiments.
• Present research findings at scientific meetings and prepare manuscripts for publication.
• Assist with ordering and procurement of supplies and general lab maintenance.

Connaissances

Ph.D. in Biological Sciences

Cellular & molecular biology

Graphics software

Statistical software

Formation

Ph.D. in Biological Sciences

Outils

Graphics software

Statistical software

Description du poste

The University of North Carolina Greensboro (UNCG) through the Center for Translational Biomed Research in Kannapolis seeks a Post Doctoral Fellow to study alcohol‑related organ injury. The focus is on cellular and organismal mechanisms at the gut‑liver axis and exploration of preventive and therapeutic interventions.

The successful candidate will perform independent research using rodent models and in vitro cell systems, analyze data, and contribute to external funding applications.