A postdoctoral position at Emory University School of Medicine will support NIH-funded research investigating virus-host factor interactions during enveloped virus entry and egress. Research focuses on entry, uncoating, and trafficking of HIV-1, influenza virus, and arenaviruses, as well as HIV-1 protease activation and maturation. The laboratory combines molecular, cell biology, and virology approaches with quantitative microscopy, including super-resolution microscopy and correlative light-cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-CLEM), to study viral life-cycle steps and how host factors restrict viruses. The Postdoctoral Fellow helps design and conduct research in a specified field while receiving advanced training from a Principal Investigator. The research area is determined by the department and laboratory. The position is intended to enhance professional skills and research independence in preparation for a career. The initial appointment is one year, with renewal expected if progress is satisfactory and funding is available; appointments may not exceed five years. Positions are temporary appointments as research trainees.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree