美國布朗大學(xué)衰老生物學(xué)中心2024年招聘博士后職位
布朗大學(xué) (英語: Brown University, 拉丁語: Universitas Brunensis) 創(chuàng)立于1764年，是美國第七所在建國前成立的大學(xué)。坐落于羅得島州首府普羅維登斯市，布朗大學(xué)是一所私立研究型大學(xué)，亦是八所常春藤盟校之一。
布朗大學(xué)以其小而精的教學(xué)理念著稱于世，高度重視本科教育和學(xué)生的學(xué)術(shù)寫作能力，位列2021U.S. News美國大學(xué)本科教育第1名以及2023U.S. News跨學(xué)科寫作第1名。在綜合排名方面，布朗大學(xué)位列2023U.S. News全美最佳大學(xué)第9名。
Postdoctoral Research Associate (or Fellow)
Brown University
Job Description
The Brown University Center on the Biology of Aging (BoA) announces the availability of multiple postdoctoral positions. Our research portfolio encompasses the hallmarks of aging, including epigenetics, genomic instability, cellular senescence, mitochondria, nutrient sensing, dysbiosis, stem cells, neurodegeneration, and inflammation. A list of participating investigators and detailed descriptions of faculty research programs can be found on our website (https://aging.brown.edu/research/faculty).
The BoA and its associated training grant program in the Biology of Aging strive to provide a stimulating and rigorous environment for postdoctoral training in the molecular biology of aging, including 1) a full day annual symposium featuring aging researchers from around the world; 2) a monthly Biology of Aging Seminar Series; 3) the Providence Area Aging Research Forum (PAARF) for trainees that focuses on unpublished research in progress; 4) an annual Center Retreat to network and promote collaborations across Brown, and 5) a variety of mentoring, teaching, and career development opportunities.
The BoA has a strong track record of excellence in applying research on the basic biology of aging to the development of modern therapies. The successful applicant will work at this interface and will be engaged in molecular aging research aiming to connect mechanistic insights in model systems and organisms with human physiology and age-related diseases, using approaches that integrate experimental genetics, biochemistry, cell biology and physiology, complemented by omics and computational analysis or mathematical modeling.
These positions will provide competitive salaries and benefits, including health coverage. Positions funded by our NIH T32 training grant will require US citizenship/permanent residency, while positions funded by faculty research funds are open to international applicants. All positions will enjoy the full range of benefits of BoA affiliation.
Qualifications:
-PhD and/or MD degree (requirements for a doctoral degree must be completed before start of the position.)
-Research experience in molecular biology or related fields such as genetics, biochemistry, cell biology, physiology or computational biology that can applied to the BoA research portfolio
-A published record of research accomplishment.
-Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Application Instructions:
All applicants should apply via Interfolio by May 1, 2024. Applications will be reviewed by a standing BoA search committee. Complete applications should include a cover letter, full CV, statement of research interests and career goals, and three letters of recommendation. Letters of recommendation should be requested by the applicants but should be uploaded by the recommenders confidentially to the Interfolio portal. Candidates are encouraged to contact individual BoA faculty in advance to explore common research interests, in which case this should be mentioned in the cover letter.
The Brown University Center on the Biology of Aging is committed to centering efforts towards diversity, equity and inclusion in our teaching, mentoring and research. This is grounded in our knowledge that the best science requires an inclusive environment, and that long-standing biases exist in STEM that negatively impact members of our community and science as a whole. Thus, we strive to be a community in which a diverse set of thoughts, perspectives and experiences are valued.
