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Loyola University Chicago
Location: Chicago, IL 60611 Document ID: AD094-0LVW Posted on: 2020-11-1811/18/2020 Job Type: Full-timeJob Schedule:Full-time
2020-12-18
Research Associate - Cell & Molecular Physiology - POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP - I
Job Title Research Associate - Cell & Molecular Physiology - POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP - ION CHANNELS AND DISEASE
Position Title Research Associate - Cell & Molecular Physiology - POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP - ION CHANNELS AND DISEASE
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Job Category University Faculty
Job Type Full-Time
FLSA Status Exempt
Campus Maywood-Health Sciences Campus
Location Code PHYSIOLOGY (06240A)
Department Name PHYSIOLOGY
Is this split and/or fully grant funded?
Duties and Responsibilities
We study the heart and brain. Projects focus on K+, Na+ and H+ channels, regulatory subunits, and peptide toxins. We use macroscopic and single-molecule electrophysiology and spectroscopy to evaluate native, clonal and iPS cells; phage display to isolate peptide toxins; and structural biology. Hypoxia and SUMO are two current areas of emphasis (https://ssom.luc.edu/goldsteinlab/). Priority will be given to recent Ph.D. graduates with experience in electrophysiology. Submit a statement of research interests, curriculum vitae and the names of 3 references to: Steve A.N. Goldstein, Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola University Chicago; ssomdean@luc.edu.
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Minimum Education and/or Work Experience
We study the heart and brain. Projects focus on K+, Na+ and H+ channels, regulatory subunits, and peptide toxins. We use macroscopic and single-molecule electrophysiology and spectroscopy to evaluate native, clonal and iPS cells; phage display to isolate peptide toxins; and structural biology. Hypoxia and SUMO are two current areas of emphasis (https://ssom.luc.edu/goldsteinlab/). Priority will be given to recent Ph.D. graduates with experience in electrophysiology. Submit a statement of research interests, curriculum vitae and the names of 3 references to: Steve A.N. Goldstein, Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola University Chicago; ssomdean@luc.edu.
Open Date 10/01/2018
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Quick Link for Posting http://www.careers.luc.edu/postings/9248
Job Number 8550392
Organizational Location HEALTH SCIENCES CAMPUS
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