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Postdoctoral Fellowship to Study Gene Regulatory Dynamics in induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSCs)
National Institute of Standards and Technology
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (N.I.S.T.) is recruiting recent PhD’s. The laboratory is located near Washington, DC. Our research program focuses on characterizing the dynamics of gene regulatory networks in human iPSCs and in developing quantitative models that describe the pluripotency landscape.
We invite interested candidates to apply for Postdoctoral Research Fellowships available through the National Research Council (NRC). These research associateships are two-year appointments with an annual salary of $71,128 (U.S. citizenship is a requirement). These positions are highly competitive and attract outstanding candidates. Research challenges include:
Experience with cell culture, quantitative imaging and image analysis, and/or mathematical modeling is a plus. These postdoc appointments are excellent opportunities for recent Ph.D. graduates who are seeking additional experience prior to accepting a permanent academic or industrial position. Historically, a number of these awardees have also become permanent employees at NIST. Next application deadline is February 1.
Begin the application process by sending your CV and cover letter to Michael Halter (michael.halter@nist.gov).
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-US citizenship -Within 5 years of obtaining PhD in bioengineering, cell biology, or physical sciences -PhD is not required at time of application, but is required before beginning Fellowship |
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