Postdoctoral Research Associate in Metabolic Disease, Nutrition, and Multi-Omics at Texas A&M University Texas A&M University in United States

Texas A&M University’s Institute for Advancing Health through Agriculture in College Station, Texas is recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Associate to work with Dr. Gangarao Davuluri on research at the intersection of metabolic disease, nutrition, genome regulation, biomarker discovery, multi-omics, and proteomics.

The project focuses on how diet, obesity, nutrition, and lifestyle interventions influence the development and progression of chronic metabolic diseases across the life course. The postdoc will design and execute animal feeding studies using polyphenol-enriched plant systems and conduct biochemical, molecular, and phytochemical analyses of serum samples from animals fed polyphenol-rich diets.

This opportunity is especially relevant for candidates with interests in nutrition-sensitive chronic diseases, biomarker discovery, genome regulation, and experimental work with preclinical models. Experience handling preclinical mouse models is explicitly required, including experimental design.

The post is based in College Station, TX. No funding details or deadline were stated in the post excerpt, but an application link is provided to the Texas A&M Workday posting.