Post-Doctoral Fellow
Functional Genomics of Chlamydomonas
Stellenbeschreibung
A postdoctoral position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Martin Jonikas at the Carnegie Institution for Science Department of Plant Biology at Stanford.
Our young lab is developing cutting-edge functional genomics tools for the green alga Chlamydomonas. We aim to systematically dissect the genetic and physical interactions of hundreds of target genes. Our data will open doors to the study of poorly characterized genes with roles in photosynthesis, cilia biology and more broadly how organisms acclimate to new environments.
I am dedicated to providing my lab members with a nurturing training environment. We have several projects available which will introduce you to next-generation sequencing, high-throughput microscopy, and/or highthroughput immunoprecipitation/mass-spectrometry. The data we collect
will build a solid foundation on which you can develop an independent research program. Several of our projects involve close collaborations with Chlamydomonas expert Arthur Grossman and other senior faculty, which will provide additional opportunities for guidance and mentorship.
We are physically located on Stanford campus and have access to many of its resources in addition to our own. Moreover, Stanford's excellent location and year-round sunny and warm climate offers a pleasant setting for work and home life.
The ideal applicant will be highly motivated, have a PhD degree, a strong academic record, research experience in the biological, chemical or physical sciences, and fluent English language skills. Previous experience with plant biology and molecular biology is preferred.
Bewerbung
To apply, please e-mail a statement of research interests, CV and have three letters of recommendations sent to jonikas1@stanford.edu. Informal inquiries are also welcome.
