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Are you looking to make a significant difference by contributing to drug discovery for diabetes and obesity?
We are seeking a highly motivated and ambitious post-doctoral scientist to join our research team. The successful candidate will contribute to groundbreaking research aimed at significantly impacting metabolic health. The project focuses on elucidating the structure-function relationship of G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) complexes associated with metabolic disorders, utilizing state-of-the-art structural, biochemical, and pharmacological methodologies. This position is ideal for a GPCR enthusiast eager to expand their knowledge and skills as it offers an exceptional opportunity to gain expertise in cryoEM technology for solving GPCR complex structures, while receiving mentorship from a multidisciplinary team of scientists dedicated to advancing drug discovery. We are committed to fostering a collaborative and supportive environment where you can thrive and achieve your research goals.
In this role, you will:
Purify GPCR complexes for structural studies
Investigate the downstream receptor signaling pathways using biochemical assays and cell-based pharmacological studies.
Conduct structure-function studies to uncover the mechanism of receptor signaling using pharmacological tools.
Learn and apply cryoEM technique for solving GPCR structures
Present findings at conferences and publish in high quality peer-reviewed journals.
Basic Qualifications
Ph.D. in Biochemistry, pharmacology, Structural Biology or biomedical-related discipline (degree must be awarded by start date).
Hands-on experience with GPCR is strongly required.
Physical Qualifications
Must be able to lift and move laboratory equipment or solutions weighing up to 20 pounds.
Additional Preferences
If you are described with these skills, you could be a great fit for the role:
Self-directed and highly motivated individual who wants to learn new techniques while continually pursuing research and publication goals.
Experience with GPCR purification is strongly preferred.
Excellent communicator (oral and written) with presentation experience, along with a strong publication record.
Candidates with previous experience in GPCR pharmacology, BRET assays, receptor signaling assays and GPCR purification are encouraged to apply
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