Postdoctoral Researcher in Cell Migration

Join McGill University as a Postdoctoral Researcher specializing in bioimaging. Your work will focus on molecular mechanisms that regulate cell migration, working both independently and in teams.

This position is centered around developing advanced bioimaging techniques to investigate paxillin's role in cell migration. You will learn and apply quantitative imaging methods while contributing to protocol development, training materials, and manuscript writing. Engagement in community practices and attending specialized training is encouraged.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop techniques to study molecular mechanisms of cell migration

• Learn and perform advanced microscopy and quantitative imaging

• Contribute to training materials and attend professional courses

• Present research findings at workshops and conferences

• Assist in supervising students and participating in lab meetings

Requirements:

• Must possess a Ph.D. degree

• Proficiency in bioimaging and microscopy techniques

• Experience in research publication and grant writing

• Independent work ethic alongside strong teamwork skills

• Active participation in diversity initiatives and community engagement

Drive innovative bioimaging research at McGill University with your expertise in cell dynamics.
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