Job Summary
The postdoctoral associate will engage in advanced research focused on the mechanisms of intracellular trafficking and membrane transport within polarized epithelial cells. Utilizing both biochemical techniques and imaging methods, this position contributes to a deeper understanding of cell biology and its applications.
Responsibilities
- Maintain cell cultures for experimental purposes.
- Conduct experiments related to trafficking assays.
- Assist in studies utilizing mouse models to support research objectives.
- Develop and draft career advancement plans for personal and professional growth.
Qualifications
- PhD in Cell Biology, Molecular Physiology, Biochemistry, or a closely related field.
- Proven experience with culture techniques specific to polarized epithelial cells.
- Demonstrated expertise in performing membrane trafficking assays.
- Familiarity with in vivo models using mice is essential.
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