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Postdoc and Graduate Student Positions in Neuroscience of Appetite and Metabolism UT Southwestern in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Metabolism
Funding
Three NIH-funded projects support the lab's research. The post does not specify stipend, salary, tuition, or other financial terms, but indicates funded research positions for postdocs and graduate students.
Country
United States
University
UT Southwestern

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Chen Liu Lab at UT Southwestern is recruiting postdocs and graduate students for research in neuroscience, metabolism, obesity genetics, hypothalamic development, appetite circuits, and antipsychotic-induced weight gain.
The lab’s work is supported by three NIH-funded projects investigating the neural control of metabolism. Trainees can build on ongoing projects or propose their own direction, with opportunities for intellectual ownership and independent scientific development.
The post highlights strong mentoring in scientific writing, grant applications, and career development. Recent trainee-led publications appeared in Science Translational Medicine, Neuron, and Nature Communications, and trainees/alumni have earned awards and faculty appointments.
Graduate students can expect regular feedback, opportunities to learn new approaches, and guidance in developing their own research questions. Postdocs are encouraged to pursue independent ideas and co-mentorship opportunities with senior investigators and new faculty members.
Interested candidates should visit chenliulab.us for project details, candidate requirements, and application instructions. Questions can be sent to [email protected].
Funding details
Three NIH-funded projects support the lab's research. The post does not specify stipend, salary, tuition, or other financial terms, but indicates funded research positions for postdocs and graduate students.
What's required
Graduate students and postdocs are invited; the post asks candidates to review project details, candidate requirements, and application instructions on the lab website. It indicates trainees can build on existing NIH-funded projects or bring their own idea, with interest in neuroscience, metabolism, obesity genetics, hypothalamic development, appetite circuits, and related work.
How to apply
Visit the lab website for project details, candidate requirements, and application instructions. For questions or inquiries, email Chen Liu at [email protected].
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