Postdoctoral Fellowship, Department of Materials Science and Engineering
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Develop genetically encoded protein assemblies that mechanically perturb organelles or record cell signaling in a biomaterials-adjacent lab.
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Why it is interesting. Protein-based actuators and recorders built inside living cells, housed in an interdisciplinary nanobiotechnology and materials institute.
Might not be for you. Work is cell biology and protein engineering, not polymer or classical materials science.
Heads-up: The posting is light on detail
Adjacent materials rolePostdoc in Johns Hopkins Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering; developing in-cellulo protein assemblies as mechanical actuators and signaling recorders
- Seniority
- Postdoc
- Work
- On-site
- Type
- Postdoc
- Degree
- PhD
- Industry
- Biotechnology
- Role
- Academic / Postdoc
Role details
The Lin Lab in the Institute of NanoBiotechnology & Materials Science and Engineering of Johns Hopkins University has multiple openings for postdoctoral researchers. Our research involves the development of genetically encoded molecular tools for cell biology and neuroscience. Especially, the openings here are about the development of in-cellulo protein assemblies that can either serve as actuators to mechanically perturb membrane/organelles or record the cellular signaling events. PhD degree
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