加拿大麦基尔大学招收生物学博士后

postdoctoral researcher - cell mechanics : Montreal, QC, Canada

A joint postdoctoral research position is open in the labs of Adam Hendricks and Allen Ehrlicher at McGill University, using live cell imaging, photoactivation, and optical tweezers to determine the molecular mechanisms that govern the dynamic mechanical properties of living cells and how perturbations of cellular mechanics lead to disease.

Requirements: Research in the Ehrlicher and Hendricks labs encompasses approaches from physics, engineering, life-sciences, and cell biology. Successful applicants will have demonstrated excellence in one or more of these fields, and importantly an interest and ability to work across disciplines. Specifically, we seek applicants with strong backgrounds in fluorescence microscopy (confocal, TIRF, FRET, FRAP, PALM/STORM), biophysics (mechanobiology, optical tweezers, biological materials), and cell biology (cell culture, transfections, protein purification).

Interested applicants should email the following items to cell.mechanics.mcgill@gmail.com with the subject “postdoc position – cell mechanics”: (1) a CV, (2) the names of two references (3) a sample publication, and (4) a research statement that briefly describes scientific questions you would like to pursue during your postdoctoral research, and potential experiments to answer those questions (1-2 pages). Incomplete applications will not be considered….