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Postdoctoral Fellow

University of Dayton
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The University of Dayton's Department of Biology is hiring! We are seeking qualified candidate to apply for our Postdoctoral Fellow position to work with two of our professors on a grant funded through NIH.

A Post-doctoral fellow position is available immediately in the Department of Biology at University of Dayton for self-motivated scientists to study the molecular mechanisms of early eye patterning, birth defects, signaling and growth regulation during eye development. The position is funded through a NIH grant to Amit Singh and Madhuri Kango-Singh. The candidate will be expected to work on the Drosophila model to study DV patterning in the developing eye.

Minimum Qualifications
Ph.D. in Biology, Developmental Biology, Molecular Biology or related field
Excellent written and communication skills

Preferred Qualifications

While not everyone may possess all of the preferred qualifications, the ideal candidate will bring many of the following:

Experience with Drosophila genetics, Immunohistochemistry, Microscopy, Tissue culture and / or Biochemistry.
Excellent verbal communication skills.
PhD degree within the last 3 years.
Strong peer-reviewed publication(s) record.


Special Instructions to Applicants
Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis or meet the eligibility of an exchange visitor. The University is only able to provide an exchange visitor (J) visa for this position; no other work sponsorship shall be considered.


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