Research Associate: Lung Fibrosis & 3D Culture (Onsite)

University of Colorado Anschutz; Aurora (CO); On-site; USD 72,000 - 88,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Colorado Anschutz in Aurora, CO seeks a Research Associate to conduct basic and translational research in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, focusing on 3D cell culture models and transcriptional regulation of fibrosis-related genes. The role combines experimental and computational approaches to explore alveolar cell plasticity and lung fibrosis mechanisms.

Responsibilities include designing and performing lung epithelial cell experiments, analyzing multi-omics data, and preparing

Qualifications

• PhD in cell biology, molecular biology, or related field.
• Experience with laboratory techniques and equipment.
• Proven track record of published research.
• Experience with advanced microscopy techniques.
• Experience with tissue culture and organoid models.
• Familiarity with bioinformatics tools and software.

Responsibilities

• Perform experiments to study lung epithelial cell alterations under pro-fibrotic conditions.
• Analyze and interpret multi-omics data.
• Write research papers and reports for publication.
• Collaborate with other scientists and researchers.
• Maintain and operate laboratory equipment.
• Teach and supervise students or junior staff.
• Present findings at scientific conferences and meetings.
• Ensure compliance with laboratory safety standards.
• Apply for research grants and funding.
• Stay updated with literature and advancements.

Skills

Strong analytical and problem-solving

Excellent written and verbal comms

Team collaboration

Education

PhD in Cell Biology or related field

Tools

Advanced microscopy techniques

Tissue culture

Organoid culture models

Bioinformatics tools and software

Job description

University of Colorado Anschutz in Aurora, CO seeks a Research Associate to conduct basic and translational research in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, focusing on 3D cell culture models and transcriptional regulation of fibrosis-related genes. The role combines experimental and computational approaches to explore alveolar cell plasticity and lung fibrosis mechanisms.

Responsibilities include designing and performing lung epithelial cell experiments, analyzing multi-omics data, and preparing