Postdoctoral Fellow, Regenerative Medicine & Imaging

University of Miami; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Tuition remission

Competitive salary

Job summary

University of Miami invites applications for a Postdoctoral Associate to conduct cutting-edge research in regenerative medicine and diabetes-related contexts. The role involves developing analytical models and carrying out high-level tissue experiments.

You will collaborate with managing staff, prepare manuscripts, and present findings at meetings and conferences. Ideal candidates hold a PhD in regenerative medicine, have multiple high-impact publications, and hands-on experience with spatial

Qualifications

• PhD in Regenerative Medicine; degree conferred within 12 months of start date or defended thesis if not yet graduated.
• At least 3 publications in high-impact peer-reviewed journals (first authorship not required).
• Hands-on experience with human/mouse pancreatic slices, viral transduction, spatial transcriptomics, calcium imaging, intravital imaging.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research on assigned areas.
• Prepare research reports and papers for publishing.
• Develop analytical models and systems to support decisions.
• Procure, culture, and manipulate pancreatic tissue slices, including viral transduction.
• Design spatial transcriptomics experiments using Visium HD and Xenium; analyze datasets.

Skills

Scientific writing

Data analysis

Public speaking

Critical thinking

Education

PhD in Regenerative Medicine

Tools

Volocity software

Visium HD

Xenium platforms

Job description

University of Miami invites applications for a Postdoctoral Associate to conduct cutting-edge research in regenerative medicine and diabetes-related contexts. The role involves developing analytical models and carrying out high-level tissue experiments.

You will collaborate with managing staff, prepare manuscripts, and present findings at meetings and conferences. Ideal candidates hold a PhD in regenerative medicine, have multiple high-impact publications, and hands-on experience with spatial