The postdoctoral associate will conduct research on intracellular trafficking and membrane transport in polarized epithelial cells using biochemical and imaging approaches. Responsibilities include maintaining cell cultures, performing trafficking assays, supporting mouse model studies, and drafting career development plans. Candidates must hold a PhD in Cell Biology, Molecular Physiology, Biochemistry, or a related discipline. Experience with polarized epithelial cell culture, membrane trafficking assays, and in vivo mouse models is required.
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