The Jackson Laboratory (JAX) has unique openings for several postdoctoral fellows interested in working collaboratively as part of Phase 2 of the NIH-funded Knockout Mouse Program (KOMP2). JAX is a member of the International Mouse Phenotyping Consortium (IMPC) and is an NIH-funded KOMP2 recipient. We are looking for postdoctoral associates to join in an exciting opportunity to identify and characterize novel embryonic lethal phenotypes, taking advantage of and participating in a high-throughput screen of KOMP2 mice. KOMP2 postdoctoral fellows will work collaboratively to screen and characterize an expected 30% of embryonic lethal mutants from more than 800 mouse strains that JAX is characterizing as part of an international effort to functionally annotate the mouse genome and generate mouse models of human disease. Fellows will be able to devote approximately 50% of their time using individual mutants to develop an independent research program, which is expected to form the foundation of the next stage of their careers.
Postdocs will perform the secondary characterization of mutants in the labs of any of several JAX faculty members, who have research programs in areas such as embryonic development, reproductive biology, neurobiology, stem cell biology and craniofacial and skeletal development.
Applicants must have a Ph.D. in developmental biology, genetics or related fields, with a proven track record of success. Candidates must be highly motivated to take advantage of this unique opportunity. Experience with mouse genetics and high-resolution 3D imaging techniques is preferred.
Applications should include a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and the names of three references. Application deadline is March 15, 2014. Apply online at www.jax.org/careers/postdoc (select link for Bar Harbor positions, position #4024).
For more information, please contact Robert Braun, Professor and Vice President of Research at bob.braun@jax.org.
The Jackson Laboratory is an EOE/AA employer.
Postdocs will perform the secondary characterization of mutants in the labs of any of several JAX faculty members, who have research programs in areas such as embryonic development, reproductive biology, neurobiology, stem cell biology and craniofacial and skeletal development.
Applicants must have a Ph.D. in developmental biology, genetics or related fields, with a proven track record of success. Candidates must be highly motivated to take advantage of this unique opportunity. Experience with mouse genetics and high-resolution 3D imaging techniques is preferred.
Applications should include a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and the names of three references. Application deadline is March 15, 2014. Apply online at www.jax.org/careers/postdoc (select link for Bar Harbor positions, position #4024).
For more information, please contact Robert Braun, Professor and Vice President of Research at bob.braun@jax.org.
The Jackson Laboratory is an EOE/AA employer.
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