Postdoctoral Positions in Cell-Cycle-Dependent Cell Polarity Boston College in United States

The Das Lab at Boston College has 1–2 open postdoctoral positions focused on the fundamentals of cell-cycle-dependent cell polarity. The lab highlights access to strong research infrastructure, including a cutting-edge imaging facility with state-of-the-art microscopes. This opportunity is best suited for candidates with interests in cell biology, cell polarity, and cell cycle research. Applicants should use the application link provided in the post to learn more and apply. No deadline, funding ...

Postdoctoral Scholar opportunity in Dermatology at Penn State College of Medicine (Department of Dermatology), working in the laboratory of Dr. Andrew Kowalczyk on campus in Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States . The lab studies the mechanisms of organelle association with adhesive cell-cell junctions such as desmosomes and adherens junctions . The successful candidate will use cell biology and molecular biology approaches to investigate cell adhesion and organelle biology using in vitro methods...

The University of Denver is advertising a Postdoctoral Researcher position in the van Engelenburg laboratory focused on HIV-1 research, especially the development of novel imaging approaches to study virus assembly . This is a full-time, salaried postdoctoral opening supported by a competitive NIH grant . The project combines virology , biochemistry , fluorescence microscopy , quantitative image analysis , tissue culture , and molecular biology to investigate mechanisms of HIV-1 assembly. The ro...

The University of Miami’s College of Arts and Sciences is hiring a full-time Research Associate 1 in Biology at the Coral Gables Campus in Florida, United States. This laboratory-based role is in the Wilson Lab within the Host-Microbe Interactions (HoMI) Laboratory and the Symbiosis@UM cluster in the Department of Biology. The project is NSF-funded and focuses on the biology of aphid/Buchnera endosymbiosis , especially whether mTORC1 acts as a master regulator coordinating bacterial population g...

The University of New Mexico Comprehensive Cancer Center is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher for the Hotta Group, an independent group within the Puck Ohi Laboratory. The project focuses on microtubules , the tubulin code , cell biology , proteomics , and cancer signaling , with broader relevance to pathology and diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease. The research uses human cultured cells, microscopy, protein biochemistry, and exploratory proteomics to study how microtubule chemical modifica...