UC Davis, Department of DermatologyのIsseroff研究室で若干名のポスドク(MD and/or PhD) を募集しております。
Isseroff先生は私のPIの同僚で，患者さんからの信頼の厚い臨床医でありながら，損傷治癒に関する基礎研究も精力的に行っている研究者です。彼女の現在の研究内容の概要は以下に示しておりますが，遺伝子から蛋白質まで幅広く標的にしており包括的な治癒機転を解明することにより，新たな治療戦略の開発を目指しております。
NIH R01を含む研究費を継続して獲得することにより研究室の運営も安定しておりますので充実した研究生活を送る事が可能かと思います。Davisの他学部や，学外との共同研究も積極的に行われており，やる気次第で多くの事を吸収出来る環境にあると言えます。

同Department内には日本人のポスドク，教職員も在籍しておりますので，渡米後の生活のセットアップや，実験の相談などもお手伝いが出来るかと思います。(http://www.ucdavis.edu/index.html)
　
興味を持たれました方は以下の書類を添付しProf.Isserof宛に，問い合わせをお願い致します。またDavisやDepartmentについて日本語でお返事が出来る事もありますので，気軽にメールでの問い合わせをお待ちしております。

Postdoc Position - University of California, Davis
TB 192, One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA, 95616

Candidates are invited to apply for a Postdoctoral Research position for two to three years at the University of California, Davis, to work on molecular mechanisms and novel therapeutic approaches to combined radiation and burn wound injury. In vitro culture based, ex vivo and in vivo models of healing are used and tools used to probe these models include DNA microarays and microbead array assays for kinase reactants. The role of the adrenergic signaling system in modifying the healing response will be examined. The candidate would join a multidisciplinary group of investigators in a stimulating academic environment with strong potential for translational research. Collaborative laboratories in this project share an interest in wound repair, microarray analysis of gene expression, and stem cell contribution to tissue regeneration. The candidate should have proficiency in basic cell biological techniques, and familiarity with microscopic image analysis and immunohistochemistry. Background in keratinocyte biology, wound healing and/or adrenergic receptor signaling areas would be an asset. Strong verbal and written English skills required.

The position is funded by a five-year grant from the NIH. Salary is dependent on level of training, and is competitive. Generous University benefits package. Applicants should submit a curriculum vitae, including list of publications, a description of their present research activity and contact information for three referees, to:

Rivkah Isseroff, M.D.
University of California, Davis
TB 192, One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA, 95616
fax: 530-752-9766, phone: 530-752-9767
email:rrisseroff@ucdavis.edu