Postdoctoral research position in the lab of Dr. Kate Meyer Duke University School of Medicine in United States

Duke University School of Medicine, ranked among the top medical schools in the United States, is seeking a postdoctoral associate to join the Department of Biochemistry in the laboratory of Dr. Kate Meyer. The lab focuses on cutting-edge research projects investigating RNA biology, with a particular emphasis on the m6A modification and gene regulation.

The successful candidate will lead one or more research projects and perform a variety of scientific experiments, including mammalian cell culture, cloning, targeted mutagenesis, protein assays (such as immunoblots and immunoprecipitations), RT-PCR, RNA analyses, cell transfections, sequencing data analysis (RNA-seq), and RNA modification profiling. The position is fully onsite at Duke University School of Medicine, a world-class academic medical center known for its interdisciplinary collaboration and commitment to diversity and inclusion. Applicants must hold a PhD in Molecular Biology, Genetics, Biology, Biochemistry, or a closely related field.

Preferred candidates will have experience in gene regulation and/or RNA biology. Responsibilities include conducting rigorous research, maintaining laboratory records, presenting data at lab meetings, and collaborating with other Duke scientists and core laboratories.

The application screening process is ongoing until the position is filled, and Duke University is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The institution values collaboration, innovation, and belonging, and provides reasonable accommodations for essential physical job functions. This is an excellent opportunity for postdoctoral researchers interested in advancing their careers in RNA biology and biochemistry within a leading medical research environment.