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, Biochemical Engineering, or a similar field. Must have advanced at least one key research project as evidenced by a first-author paper published or accepted in a leading peer-reviewed journal. Independent
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accomplishments as evidenced by at least one first-author or co-first author key paper in a top journal or a key conference (eg in computer science) Technically rigorous, bold and creative Excited about biology and
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a plus. Be technically rigorous, curious and creative. Show enthusiasm in tackling complex biological problems and developing/applying new technologies. Have advanced at least one key research project
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research project as evidenced by a first author paper published or accepted in a leading peer-reviewed journal. You must have advanced technical training, as evidenced by a top method-focused conference
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The Position The Opportunity: We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral research fellow to study bacteria-host interactions in Man-Wah Tan’s group in the Infectious Diseases and Host-Microbe
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of innovative scientific accomplishments as evidenced by at least one first-author or co-first author key paper Highly collaborative with the ability to work in a fast-paced environment together with multi
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the molecular pathways of disease and to establish the mechanism of action of our therapeutics. The successful candidate will work with our team to analyze multi-level biomarker data generated from pre-clinical
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initiative to see your ideas implemented Able to perform at a high level in a fast changing and demanding environment The expected salary range for this position based on the primary location of California is
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on breakthrough discoveries. Who You Are: Ph.D. in biochemistry, structural biology, biophysics or a related field. A strong publication track record with at least one first-author publication in a leading peer
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discoveries include the first targeted antibody for cancer and the first medicine for primary progressive multiple sclerosis. We celebrate our unique history as the pioneers of scientific breakthroughs