The Postdoctoral Associate conducts scientific research under the supervision of managing staff and contributes to the scientific community through research publications and related work. This first-year postdoctoral appointment is part of a research program focused on regenerative medicine approaches for diabetes, with an emphasis on pancreatic tissue physiology, spatial biology, and in vivo imaging. Under the supervision of the Principal Investigator, the associate will carry out research involving pancreatic tissue, spatial transcriptomics, physiological assays, and intravital imaging; prepare manuscripts and research reports; present findings; and maintain accurate research records while complying with institutional and regulatory requirements. Applicants must be recent Ph.D. graduates with no prior postdoctoral training. A Ph.D. in Regenerative Medicine is required, with doctoral research conducted in the context of diabetes. The degree must have been conferred within the 12 months before the appointment start date; candidates who have successfully defended their thesis but have not formally graduated may also apply. Required experience includes at least three publications in high-impact peer-reviewed journals, hands-on experience with human and mouse pancreatic slices, spatial transcriptomics, calcium imaging and other physiological techniques, and high-end intravital imaging using Volocity software.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree