PostDoctoral Associate

Post Doctoral Associate Position

A Post Doctoral Associate position is available in the Taatjes Research Group in the Department of Biochemistry at University of Colorado Boulder.

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Since 1986, Biochemistry at the University of Colorado at Boulder has offered a world-class interdisciplinary research environment in a beautiful mountain setting. Faculty include a Nobel Laureate, five members of the National Academy of Sciences, three Howard Hughes Investigators, and many other esteemed scientists who have established themselves as research leaders within biochemistry.

• Duties include but are not limited to completing biochemical, biophysical, transcriptomics, and cell biology experiments on projects related to the regulation of human RNA polymerase II transcription. Experience with protein purification, cloning, mammalian cell culture, smTIRF, genome editing, and other biochemical and cell biology techniques is required.

The annual salary for this role is $67,200.

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• A Ph.D. in biochemistry and extensive experience with protein purification, cloning, mammalian cell culture, smTIRF, genome editing, and other biochemical and cell biology techniques is required.