The Department of Molecular Biosciences is seeking a highly motivated Senior Biological Scientist to conduct high-impact research in molecular biology and environmental toxicology. The successful candidate will have strong expertise in molecular biology, oxidative stress, and DNA damage response, with a particular emphasis on measuring DNA damage induced by diverse environmental toxicants and elucidating the underlying molecular mechanisms. This position will focus on investigating mechanisms of toxicant-induced and oxidative stress–mediated DNA damage and genome instability in biological systems, as well as advancing high-throughput and translational comet assay–based platforms for genotoxicity and toxicological assessment. The candidate will play a central role in the development, optimization, validation, and implementation of novel comet assay technologies, including instrumentation development, assay standardization, quality control, and comparative performance evaluation against conventional comet assay systems. A successful candidate is expected to work independently and actively engage in all research and scholarly activities of the laboratory, including experimental design and execution, data analysis and interpretation, identification of DNA damage mechanisms associated with environmental exposures, and development of new research directions. The role involves close collaboration with engineers and interdisciplinary teams to integrate biological assays with hardware and software components. Additional responsibilities include mentoring students and trainees, preparing manuscripts, contributing to grant and patent applications, and presenting research findings at scientific conferences.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior