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Postdoc and Research Technician Positions in Circadian Regulation of Skeletal Muscle Metabolism UTHealth Houston in United States

Degree Level

Postdoc

Field of study

Biology

Funding

Available

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United States

University

UT Health Houston

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Keywords

Biology
Metabolic Syndrome
Aging
Medical Science
Circadian Rhythm
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About this position

UTHealth Houston is recruiting for two lab research positions: a postdoc and a research technician in the group of Zheng (Jake) Chen in collaboration with Sally Yoo.

The research focus is circadian regulation of skeletal muscle metabolism, with applications to metabolic disease and aging. The post highlights the translational potential of the work, making it a strong fit for candidates interested in basic-to-translational biomedical research.

Institution: UTHealth Houston, Texas, United States.

Openings: postdoc and research tech.

Contact: [email protected] or [email protected].

Eligibility/fit: Applicants should be interested in laboratory research in metabolism, circadian biology, and disease/aging-related mechanisms. No deadline, funding details, or formal application portal are provided in the post.

Funding details

Available

What's required

Interest in lab research related to circadian regulation, skeletal muscle metabolism, metabolic disease, or aging. The post does not specify degree requirements beyond the postdoc opening and a research technician role.

How to apply

Email Zheng (Jake) Chen or Sally Yoo to express interest or ask about the openings. Mention whether you are interested in the postdoc or research technician position and share your background/CV.

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