ticks and mice) to study novel Type IV secretion effectors and other bacterial factors in human and tick cells, and will be tasked to identify and characterize functions of bacterial proteins and cognitive host cell molecules and signaling pathways.
In addition, the researcher will collect, analyze and interpret research data; assists in the preparation of research papers for publication and presentation at national and international conferences; perform critical analysis of literature relevant to research projects; coordinates laboratory activities and work assignments of postdoctoral researchers and graduate students; or perform additional duties as assigned.
Additional Information:
Required Education:
PhD in cell biology, molecular biology, microbiology, immunology, or related discipline.
Required Experiences:
A strong publication record, problem solving ability, and organizational skills. Advanced molecular, cellular, and microbiological research techniques and various sterile procedures, including Western blot, RT-qPCR, ELISA, molecular cloning and protein purification for studying protein-protein interactions, cell culture, and use of advanced microscopy and morphometric techniques.
Experience of working with obligatory intracellular bacteria is desirable. Laboratory mice experiences, including tissue and blood sample collection, will be preferred.
Location: Goss Laboratory (0180)
Position Type: Term (Fixed Term)
Scheduled Hours: 40
Shift:First Shift
***Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.***
