Retina Research Postdoc: Immune Regulation & Degeneration
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis (MN)
On-site
USD 62,232 - 75,564
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Paid holidays
Continuous learning opportunities
Medical, dental, and pharmacy plans
Disability and life insurance
Employee Assistance Program with counseling sessions
Job summary
A prominent educational institution is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow in Minneapolis to investigate immune responses in the retina. The position requires a PhD in a related field, along with experience in retinal biology and associated techniques such as qPCR and RNA-seq. Responsibilities include conducting in vivo experiments, pathway analyses, and mentoring junior trainees. Competitive pay and benefits are offered, including comprehensive healthcare, paid holidays, and opportunities for continuous learning.
Qualifications
Demonstrated expertise in retinal structure and function.
Hands-on experience with mouse models of inflammation or degeneration.
Strong written and verbal communication skills through publications.
Responsibilities
Design and conduct in vivo experiments using murine models.
Conduct transcriptomic and pathway analyses.
Use molecular and cellular tools to dissect pathways.
Perform retinal functional assessments and gene expression analysis.
Present findings and contribute to collaborative research discussions.
Skills
Experience with retinal immunopathology
Photoreceptor biology
Gene expression analysis
Molecular biology techniques
Flow cytometry
Confocal imaging
Education
PhD in Retinal Biology, Immunology, Molecular Biology, or closely related field
Tools
qPCR
Western blotting
CRISPR
RNA-seq
Job description
A prominent educational institution is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow in Minneapolis to investigate immune responses in the retina. The position requires a PhD in a related field, along with experience in retinal biology and associated techniques such as qPCR and RNA-seq. Responsibilities include conducting in vivo experiments, pathway analyses, and mentoring junior trainees. Competitive pay and benefits are offered, including comprehensive healthcare, paid holidays, and opportunities for continuous learning.