Postdoctoral Position in Synthetic Biology, Genome Engineering, and Immune Cell Engineering at MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology in United States

Postdoctoral position at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in a collaborative project with the Galloway, Voigt, and Birnbaum labs.

The project focuses on engineering human cells and solving challenges in genome engineering, with research at the interface of synthetic biology, DNA circuit design, and immune cell engineering.

Relevant research areas include eukaryotic cell engineering, mammalian systems, molecular cloning, mammalian tissue culture, immunology, primary cell work, molecular biology, and microscopy.

Applicants should hold a PhD in bioengineering, chemical/biological sciences, or a related field, and should demonstrate capability in eukaryotic cell engineering; mammalian experience is preferred.

To apply, email a cover letter, CV with 1–3 references, and 1–3 representative papers to [email protected] with the specified subject line.

No deadline or funding package is specified in the post.