6 Funded Postdoctoral Positions in Lung Microengineering, Organs-on-Chips, and Microphysiological Systems University of Pittsburgh in United States

6 competitively funded postdoctoral positions are open in the Benam Lung Microengineering Lab at the University of Pittsburgh.

The lab works at the intersection of biomedical engineering and biology, using Organs-on-Chips and microphysiological systems to study human-relevant disease and therapeutic questions. The advertised research areas include lung models and host-pathogen interactions, microvascular models and extracellular matrix biology, intestinal models and oral drug delivery, hematopoietic and immune system modeling, hepatic models and drug metabolism, and virology and infectious disease modeling.

This opportunity is especially relevant for candidates with backgrounds in cell biology, bioengineering, pharmacology, immunology, and virology. The post mentions a PhD in a relevant field as required, and highlights a highly interdisciplinary environment, strong publication and grant track record, collaborative lab culture, access to world-class facilities, and a competitive salary.

To apply, interested candidates should email their CV and a brief note describing their fit to [email protected].