Remote-Eligible Postdoc in Biophysics of Cancer Condensates

The University of Texas at Austin; Austin (TX); Hybrid; USD 42,728 - 52,223; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits package

Paid vacation and holidays

Professional development access

Job summary

A prominent educational institution in Austin is seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow in the College of Pharmacy to investigate protein condensates' assembly mechanisms in cancer signaling. The role offers the opportunity to learn cutting-edge imaging techniques while working flexible hours. Competitive compensation is provided, with a salary starting at $47,476, depending on qualifications. The position is expected to last one year, with the potential for renewal. Applicants must hold a PhD obtained within the last three years and have experience in immunoblotting and cell culture.

Qualifications

• PhD must have been received within three years of the start date.
• Proficiency in immunoblotting and cell culture.
• Demonstrated ability to conduct scientific research and report in the form of original research publications.

Responsibilities

• Investigate the assembly mechanism of protein condensates in cancer signaling.
• Manuscript preparation for scientific publication.
• Generate data and participate in scientific writing for grant applications.

Skills

Immunoblotting

Cell culture

Scientific research

Education

PhD within three years

Job description

A prominent educational institution in Austin is seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow in the College of Pharmacy to investigate protein condensates' assembly mechanisms in cancer signaling. The role offers the opportunity to learn cutting-edge imaging techniques while working flexible hours. Competitive compensation is provided, with a salary starting at $47,476, depending on qualifications. The position is expected to last one year, with the potential for renewal. Applicants must hold a PhD obtained within the last three years and have experience in immunoblotting and cell culture.