Islet Cell Laboratory, Baylor Research Institute (Dallas, TX)ポスドク募集
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Post-doctoral opportunities in Islet Cell Transplantation Research in Texas
Baylor Research Institute at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, Texas is seeking highly motivated scientists at post-doctoral fellow level. Baylor is a recognized world leader in islet transplantation research. The team has numerous external grant awards including from the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and the National Institutes of Health. We average some 10 publications per year. We are actively performing,
1.Human allogeneic transplantation to treat type 1 diabetic patients under FDA-supervised research protocols
2.Human autologous islet transplantation to treat Chronic Pancreatitis
3.Human pancreatic islet isolations for research
4.Basic islet research using mouse models and cell lines
5.Extensive applied immunology research for allo and autologous transplantation
Baylor has a state-of-the art cGMP clean room facility to perform human islet isolations and a well equipped research facility. Our center is also actively collaborating with Institute of Biomedical studies at Baylor University for academic appointments / activities.
Ideal candidates will have an Ph.D. with a strong background in cell biology, immunology and a good publication record. Strong problem solving skills, creative thinking and the ability to write grants will be a plus. Financial support for this position is included. Baylor Research Institute will assist the successful applicant in obtaining necessary visa.
The exciting work will be guided by multidisciplinary collaborations with top scientists in transplantation, immunology, autoimmunity, diabetes at Baylor Research Institute.
To apply please send your CV, a brief statement of research interests and contact information for three references.
Contact(English):
Bashoo Naziruddin, PhD.
E-mail : bashoon@baylorhealth.edu or
問い合わせ先(日本語):
瀧田盛仁
E-mail:Morihito.Takita@baylorhealth.edu
PI: Marlon Levy, MD, FACS.