The Lopez Del Amo lab at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, School of Public Health, is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to join their team. The research focuses on genome editing and vector control, with an emphasis on fundamental and applied questions in vector biology. The lab is particularly interested in candidates with a background in molecular biology and experience working with mosquitoes. This position offers a collaborative and supportive environment, providing opportunities for both scientific and personal growth. The research aligns with cutting-edge topics such as CRISPR, gene drives, genetic engineering, and disease control, making it ideal for scientists passionate about these areas. The position is supervised by Assistant Professor Víctor L., who is actively involved in research and academic mentorship. While no explicit funding or salary details are provided, postdoctoral positions at this institution typically include a competitive salary. Applicants are encouraged to reach out directly to Víctor L. via LinkedIn for more information or to express interest. No specific application deadline is mentioned, so early inquiries are recommended. This opportunity is well-suited for driven, curious scientists eager to advance their careers in genome editing and vector biology within a leading public health institution in the United States.