СШАPostdoctoral Researcher
4 дн. назад
СШАSeniorOnsiteC2
ipsc differentiationgpcr signalingcomputational biologycrisper screenssmall-molecule screeningdisease modelingfibrosis mechanisms
The Laboratory in the Department of Physiology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at is recruiting 1-2 postdoctoral researchers to work on stem cells, cardiovascular disease, and fibrosis using human iPSC-derived cells and 3D cardiac organoids.
About the company
- The Laboratory in the Department of Physiology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at
About the product
- Research uses human iPSC-derived cells and 3D cardiac organoids to study fibrosis and discover potential therapies.
- Discovered atypical GPCR signaling and MD2 as potential therapeutic targets.
- Described iPSC-based antifibrotic screening workflow.
- Research opportunities include disease modeling, fibrosis mechanisms, GPCR signaling, and therapeutic discovery using small-molecule and CRISPR screens.
Responsibilities
- Participate in research projects on fibrosis, cardiovascular disease, and stem cells.
- Work on disease modeling, fibrosis mechanisms, GPCR signaling, and therapeutic discovery.
- Engage in small-molecule and CRISPR screening technologies.
Requirements
- Hold or nearing completion of a doctoral degree in biomedical sciences.
- Expertise in at least one of: iPSC differentiation, cardiovascular biology, fibrosis, GPCR signaling, computational biology, screening technologies is welcome but not required.
Conditions
- Well-funded projects.
- Collaborative research environment.
- Support for fellowship applications and career development.
- Projects can be tailored to candidate's experience and research interests.
How to apply
- Send a single PDF containing CV, one-page cover letter with research interests and career goals, and names/contact information of three references.