Postdoctoral Associate - Lourido Lab (Relocation Assistance Available)
Whitehead Institute
Summary
The Lourido Lab is looking for highly motivated individuals seeking to explore the cell biology of pathogens and host-pathogen interactions through cutting-edge approaches in mass spectrometry.
Job description
Applicants should have a strong record of scientific accomplishments and expertise in molecular biology and biochemistry. Preference will be given to applicants with experience in proteomics.
- The appointment is designed for the individual who has recently received their doctorate degree.
- The term of the appointment is limited; typically from one year (renewable annually) to three to five years.
- Funding for the Postdoctoral Associate is provided directly by the Institute.
Requirements
- Recently received doctorate degree
- Strong record of scientific accomplishments
- Expertise in molecular biology
- Expertise in biochemistry
- Experience in proteomics (preferred)
Benefits
- Relocation assistance
Company overview
Whitehead Institute is a world-renowned non-profit research institution dedicated to improving human health through basic biomedical research. Founded in 1982 and located in the biotech hub of Kendall Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts, the institute specializes in foundational research that uncovers the biological processes key to understanding health and disease. Whitehead Institute researchers have made groundbreaking contributions to cancer biology, genomics, and molecular biology, including discovering the first human oncogene and making significant contributions to the Human Genome Project. The institute focuses on diverse research areas including cancer, cell renewal, infectious diseases, nervous system development, plant biology, regeneration, and tool development. With state-of-the-art facilities for genomics, computing, and microscopy, Whitehead Institute maintains a collaborative scientific environment that fosters innovation and has positioned itself as a top research institution globally for molecular biology and genetics. Its discoveries have led to the formation of numerous biotech and pharmaceutical companies and continue to drive advancements in diagnostics and therapeutics.