Research Associate - Zoology Fish Physiology

The University of British Columbia is hiring a full-time Research Associate in fish physiology to study gill regeneration in Atlantic salmon. Collaborate with Dr. Colin Brauner and a dynamic research team.
As a PhD-level researcher, you'll bring four years of postdoctoral expertise in fish physiology. This role emphasizes the development and execution of research projects, including molecular and biochemical analysis, critical for understanding fish gill responses. Engage actively in both departmental and biodiversity research initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:

• Focus on gill regeneration mechanisms in Atlantic salmon

• Work with a team on diverse fish physiology studies

• Participate in departmental research activities

• Oversee project development and data interpretation
Requirements:

• PhD in relevant field with four years postdoctoral experience

• Proven track record in scientific writing and publications

• Skills in mentoring students and problem-solving

• Experience in histology, immunohistochemistry, and salmon rearing

• Proficiency in image analysis and relevant software
Enhance fish physiology research with your expertise and collaboration skills.
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