Mammalian Regeneration Research Associate UBC
3 days ago
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University of British Columbia
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Become a vital contributor to mammalian regeneration research at UBC's Michael Smith Laboratories. Use cutting-edge technologies to explore molecular mechanisms of digit tip regeneration with Dr. Freda Miller.
This Research Associate position at the University of British Columbia offers an exciting opportunity to define how mammalian digit tips regenerate uniquely. Applicants should hold a PhD in biology or molecular biology, with postdoctoral experience in regeneration biology and expertise in single cell spatial transcriptomics. Collaborate within a dynamic team of researchers dedicated to uncovering significant biological mechanisms.
Key Responsibilities:
• Define cellular mechanisms regulating digit tip regeneration
• Utilize single cell spatial transcriptomics techniques
• Work with genetic mouse models in research studies
• Engage with collaborative researchers in the Miller lab
• Employ cutting-edge imaging technologies for data collection
Requirements:
• PhD in biology, molecular biology, or related field
• Postdoctoral experience in regeneration biology
• Expertise in single cell spatial transcriptomics
• Strong teamwork and collaboration skills
• Relevant experience in genetic mouse models
Contribute to innovative research and advance understanding of mammalian tissue regeneration at UBC.
This Research Associate position at the University of British Columbia offers an exciting opportunity to define how mammalian digit tips regenerate uniquely. Applicants should hold a PhD in biology or molecular biology, with postdoctoral experience in regeneration biology and expertise in single cell spatial transcriptomics. Collaborate within a dynamic team of researchers dedicated to uncovering significant biological mechanisms.
Key Responsibilities:
• Define cellular mechanisms regulating digit tip regeneration
• Utilize single cell spatial transcriptomics techniques
• Work with genetic mouse models in research studies
• Engage with collaborative researchers in the Miller lab
• Employ cutting-edge imaging technologies for data collection
Requirements:
• PhD in biology, molecular biology, or related field
• Postdoctoral experience in regeneration biology
• Expertise in single cell spatial transcriptomics
• Strong teamwork and collaboration skills
• Relevant experience in genetic mouse models
Contribute to innovative research and advance understanding of mammalian tissue regeneration at UBC.