Lisa Manning
1 month ago
Postdoctoral Researcher in Computational Modeling of Cell and Tissue Dynamics Syracuse University in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Postdoctoral positions funded by the NIH and the Simons Foundation. The role is a paid postdoc appointment; no stipend amount, tuition, or other financial details are specified.
Country
United States
University
Syracuse University

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Lisa Manning at Syracuse University is hiring multiple postdoctoral associates for research at the interface of biophysics, soft matter, and developmental biology.
The postdoc will work on theoretical and computational projects with experimental collaborators, using simulations and theory to study morphogenesis and emergent behavior in model systems such as zebrafish and chick. Research themes include collective cell motion, tissue rigidity, morphology changes, and collective cell fate decisions, with applications to understanding congenital diseases.
The position is based in the Manning Research Lab and connected to the broader interdisciplinary community at Syracuse University, including the Physics Department, the BioInspired Institute, and collaborators at Upstate Medical School.
Funding is supported by the NIH and the Simons Foundation. The post is aimed at candidates with a Ph.D. in biophysics, soft matter, or a related field, plus experience in developing and analyzing computer simulations; background in collective behavior in materials or biological systems is preferred.
Interested applicants should apply through the direct link provided and may contact Professor Manning at [email protected] for more information.
Funding details
Postdoctoral positions funded by the NIH and the Simons Foundation. The role is a paid postdoc appointment; no stipend amount, tuition, or other financial details are specified.
What's required
Candidates must have a Ph.D. in biophysics, soft matter, or a related field. Applicants should have expertise in developing and analyzing computer simulations, and ideally experience characterizing collective behavior in materials or biological systems.
How to apply
Apply directly via the provided application link. Candidates may also email Professor Lisa Manning for more information and to connect with current group members.
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