Postdoctoral Fellow – Aryl hydrocarbon receptor

• Integrate knowledge from immunology, protein interaction networks and cell metabolism to identify immune mediated approaches that promote tissue repair.
• Initiate and direct experiments that utilize murine models and other organoid models.
• Integrate knowledge from immunology, protein interaction networks, cell metabolism, molecular and cell biology, to define underlying mechanisms of inflammatory bowel disease, atherosclerosis, or cancer immunity.
• Apply a variety of in vitro tools, including organoid assays and conduct molecular and cellular bioassays, flow cytometry, as well as other assay systems.

This role studies the aryl hydrocarbon receptor's role in tissue homeostasis and repair, relevant to developing treatments for inflammatory bowel disease, atherosclerosis, and cancer immunity, potentially advancing human healthcare through biologically inspired engineering.

• Requires a Ph.D. in immunology, biological and biomedical sciences, biomedical engineering or related discipline.
• Experience in cell and molecular biology, flow cytometry, other complex bioassays, as well as in vivo studies using mouse models.
• Must be an energetic, out-of-box thinker with positive attitude. Excellent written and oral communication skills are required, as is the desire and ability to work in a multidisciplinary environment.
• Expert knowledge of scientific principles and concepts. Demonstrated success as exemplified by peer-reviewed publications, scientific creativity, and independent thought.

No specific benefits, compensation, or perks mentioned in the posting.