Dr. Sergiy Libert’s laboratory at Cornell University is focused on studying the process of aging. We use mouse models, cell culture, biochemistry, and computational methods to better understand normal and pathological process that accompany human aging, and to develop interventions to delay aging and ameliorate age-related diseases such as cancer, metabolic syndrome, and neuro-degeneration. We are seeking talented and enthusiastic postdocs to join the Libert lab. The fellow can expect to be part of the cutting-edge studies, working in the dynamic group, with access to state of the art core facilities that include Microarray facility, Multiphoton, CT Imaging, Stem Cell Core, and others. Opportunities for the development of independent research projects exist and are encouraged.

Qualifications

The applicant should have a Ph.D. in biology, biochemistry, genetics or related field. Background in computer sciences, programming, and skills in electrical engineering is a plus.

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