Postdoctoral Researcher in Cell Biology

Advance your career in developmental cell biology with the Sugioka Lab at the University of British Columbia. Lead projects focused on embryonic morphogenesis and the mechanisms of cell division.

The Sugioka Lab seeks a Postdoctoral Researcher dedicated to exploring cortical flow and its impact on asymmetric cell division. This role emphasizes project leadership, investigating novel findings in the lab, and understanding molecular mechanisms of cytokinesis. You'll collaborate closely with the supervisor while also having opportunities for independent project development over five years.

Key Responsibilities:

• Investigate cortical flow in embryonic morphogenesis

• Lead projects on asymmetric cell division

• Collaborate with supervisor on research objectives

• Develop independent research projects with available funding

• Analyze molecular mechanisms affecting cytokinesis

Requirements:

• PhD in developmental cell biology or related field

• Experience in cell division and cytoskeleton research

• Strong analytical and experimental skills

• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively

• Excellent communication skills

Engage in cutting-edge research and contribute to the understanding of developmental processes in the Sugioka Lab.
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