Postdoctoral Fellow – Laboratory of Dr. Nick Burton, Van Andel Institute, USA

Postdoctoral Position in USA

SummaryPostdoctoral Fellow – Laboratory of Dr. Nick Burton: The Van Andel Institute (VAI) is seeking a dedicated Postdoctoral Fellow in the Burton Laboratory under the direction of Dr. Nick Burton. This role focuses on managing research projects that study how mitochondrial function regulates stress responses and aging in C. elegans. The successful candidate will have a significant opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research while collaborating with experienced scientists in a vibrant, multidisciplinary environment.

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Postdoctoral Fellow


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Research AreaMitochondrial Function, Stress Responses, Aging
LocationGrand Rapids, Michigan
Eligibility/QualificationPh.D. or M.D./Ph.D. in biology, molecular and cell biology, biochemistry, or related field. Preference for candidates with experience in C. elegans, proteomics, or mitochondrial biology. A record of peer-reviewed publications is highly desirable.
Job Description– Manage a research project on mitochondrial function and animal physiology.
– Explore the impact of mitochondrial remodeling in oocytes on stress adaptation.
– Investigate mutations in OxPhos subunits regulating stress responses and longevity in C. elegans.
– Training available in proteomics and C. elegans genetics. Access to state-of-the-art facilities. Collaborate with experts in metabolism and nutritional programming.
How to ApplyInterested candidates should submit:
– Curriculum Vitae/Resume
– Cover Letter outlining research achievements and goals
– 3 References (name, relationship, contact email, and phone number)
Contact Dr. Nick Burton at Nick.Burton@vai.org for inquiries.
Last Date for ApplyApplications will be accepted until the position is filled.

Join us at the Van Andel Institute, where you can influence the future of biomedical research and improve human health. We encourage applications from all backgrounds, including individuals from underrepresented groups in science.

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