Research Associate in Gill Regeneration UBC

Lead advancements in fish physiology research as a Research Associate at The University of British Columbia. Focus on gill regeneration studies, combining molecular and physiological expertise.
As a full-time Research Associate in UBC's Department of Zoology, you will support Dr. Colin Brauner's active research group. Candidates should possess a PhD and a minimum of four years of postdoctoral experience in fish physiology. This role emphasizes gill regeneration in Atlantic salmon, and successful applicants will showcase a proven track record in scientific publications and mentorship.

Key Responsibilities:

• Research molecular and physiological aspects of gill regeneration

• Mentor students and guide research projects

• Use histology and immunohistochemistry effectively

• Conduct RNAseq and transcriptomic analysis

• Utilize image analysis tools for quantitative data
Requirements:

• PhD in a relevant field required

• Four years of postdoctoral experience minimum

• Strong background in scientific writing and publications

• Experience in salmon husbandry

• Skills in biochemical assays and metabolic performance measurements
Elevate your research career by joining UBC, where diversity and innovation drive scientific progress and inclusion.
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