This NIH-funded position focuses on investigating gastrointestinal and hepatic biology. The project will have translational components.  Expertise in liver disease models, matrix biology, bioinformatics and immunology are a plus.  The Postdoctoral position is expected to build a strong publication record, present at conferences, and he/she will also supervise undergraduate, graduate and medical students if needed.  The project has collaborative aspects and opportunities to learn novel state-of the art technologies. The post-doctoral fellow will be expected to apply for internal and/or extramural funding, and to attend conferences to build their international reputation.

Required Qualifications: 

• Highly motivated Ph.D. with an expertise in cell/molecular biology, mechanobiology, immunology or biochemistry.
• Track record of peer-reviewed publications.
• Dedication to pursue basic/translational gastrointestinal/hepatic research.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, being able to work independently but in collaboration with team members.

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