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Howard University seeks a Postdoctoral Research Associate to advance projects on cell-cell communication during tissue patterning using fruit flies as a model. The role focuses on Notch signaling and cell morphology, with Drosophila experience preferred. The appointment is for one year and includes mentorship from the PI.
The PRA will help establish new research directions, collaborate with the lab, and contribute to dissemination at conferences and seminars, under faculty supervision.
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The Postdoctoral Research Associate (PRA) will be responsible for engaging in existing research related to our federally funded research projects on cell-cell communication during tissue patterning using the fruit fly as a model system. Specifically, they will advance a research area investigating the role of Notch signaling on cell morphology. Due to this, experience with Drosophila as a model system is preferred. The PRA will also participate in establishing new research directions under the mentorship of the PI. Current funding is for a one-year appointment.
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Internal contacts include administrators, program staff, faculty, principal investigator and students of Howard University. External contacts Include representatives from other universities, federal agencies, and industry.
Doctorate (PhD) in Biology or a closely related field. Applicants that are ABD should have a graduation plan. Experience with Drosophila melanogaster (fruit flies) is strongly preferred.
$52,500-$62,500