The Koliatsos Lab at Johns Hopkins University is seeking postdoctoral fellows to investigate molecular mechanisms of neural injury and repair. Research focuses on axon protection and CNS pathway restoration using neuronal precursor grafts, genetic editing, and small-molecule strategies. Candidates with a doctoral degree and expertise in cellular/molecular neuroscience, animal models of disease, or experimental neuropathology are encouraged to apply. Experience with human stem cell manipulation, neuronal differentiation, or transplantation is essential.
Research focus in the Koliatsos Lab is molecular mechanisms of neural injury and repair, with current emphasis on protection of axons and CNS pathways with grafts of neuronal precursors, genetic editing and small-molecule strategies. Diseases of interest include traumatic brain injury and neurodegenerative disorders.
Candidates with a doctoral degree and strong background in cellular/molecular neuroscience and animal models of disease or experimental neuropathology are encouraged to apply. Experience with human stem cell manipulation/neuronal differentiation or transplantation experiments is important. Johns Hopkins University is an Equal Opportunity Employer and provides a stimulating and collaborative environment for biomedical research. Our lab is affiliated with the Departments of Pathology, Neurology, and Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. The Baltimore/Washington D.C. region also offers great living and entertainment opportunities.
To apply please provide a cover letter , CV, and contact information for 3 references to Dr. Vassilis Koliatsos at I'd like to receive career advice, updates and information from Nature Careers and Nature Portfolio, part of Springer Nature Limited.When you apply for a job we will send your application to the named employer, who may contact you.
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