Phd Research Associate In Fish Physiology

Join The University of British Columbia as a full time Research Associate in fish physiology, focusing on gill regeneration in Atlantic salmon. Work alongside Dr. Colin Brauner and contribute to creative research. This position requires a PhD with four years of postdoctoral experience. Candidates should have proven expertise in fish physiology, molecular responses, and mentoring students. You will engage with an active research group, develop research projects, and analyze data to advance the understanding of gill resection and regeneration.

• Investigate gill resection and regression mechanisms in Atlantic salmon
• Collaborate with researchers on fish physiology projects
• Participate in Zoology and Biodiversity Research Centre activities
• Develop and execute research projects, including data analysis

• PhD in comparative or fish physiology required
• Four years of postdoctoral research experience
• Solid scientific writing and publication record
• Expertise in salmon husbandry and various techniques
• Proficiency in quantitative image analysis software

This role supports essential research in gill regeneration and fish physiology.