Yogesh Goyal

Yogesh Goyal (Assistant Professor at Northwestern University and Investigator at the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Network) is announcing multiple postdoctoral positions in his group, with opportunities spanning single-cell biology , quantitative biology , bioengineering , genomics , and related areas. The post highlights two Biohub Chicago postdoctoral fellow openings: one in Live Tissue Omics and one in Single-Cell Genomics . These roles sit at the intersection of technology development, biology, and disease-focused discovery, with projects involving longitudinal transcriptomics, non-destructive live-cell and tissue sampling, immune-competent organoid systems, inflammation biology, cellular heterogeneity, and high-dimensional data analysis. Biohub Chicago describes the positions as generously funded , highly collaborative, and designed for early-career scientists who want strong mentorship plus meaningful scientific independence. The listed compensation for the Chicago postdoctoral fellow role is $84,150 base pay , with possible annual bonus eligibility. The role is hybrid/onsite in Chicago. Eligibility highlights: applicants should have a PhD in genomics, bioengineering, quantitative biology, systems immunology, computational biology, or a related quantitative life-science field. Experience with quantitative molecular and cell biology, high-throughput profiling, and analysis of complex datasets is expected. Helpful background includes RNA-seq, single-cell RNA-seq, spatial transcriptomics, molecular barcoding, RNA engineering, immune cell biology, organoid models, and inflammation biology. How to apply: apply through the portal and/or email Yogesh Goyal with a brief research interest statement and CV. The lab also invites interested candidates to review the Goyal Lab positions page for more context on research directions and mentoring. Institution: Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Chicago / Northwestern University.