Senior/Research Fellow, Cardiometabolic Medicine

Key Responsibilities:

• . Conduct accurate monitoring, documenting and reporting of experimental results

  . Present and communicate effectively the research findings

  . Assist with figures and manuscript writing for publications

  . Mentor the research assistants and PhD students

  . Perform and troubleshoot wet bench experiments including stem cell culture, western blotting, molecular biology, microscopy, histology, and flow cytometry

  . Performbioinformatics analysis, to analyze multi-omics results (single-cell RNAseq,spatial RNA transcriptomics, spatial proteomics)

  . Perform mousemyocardial infarction experiment

  . Lead largepig myocardial infarction study with collaborators

Key Competencies/Requirements:

• . Ph.D. or equivalent degree withstrong background and proven track record across stem cell biology, cardiology,RNA biology, therapeutics discovery, functional genomics and/or immunology withat least 2 year of work experience in a research environment.

  . Goodwritten and oral communication skills

  . Trackrecord of high-quality publications

  . Demonstrated knowledge, skills, and expertise in independent scientific research including molecular and cell biology, histology, flow cytometry and microscopy.

  . Proficient with cardiac biology or immunology.

  . Experience with cardiac myocardial infarction in large or small animals

  . Strong interpersonal skills and a strong team player who is organized, energetic, open-minded, highly motivated, and able to multi-task and work collaboratively in a diverse team.

  . Ability to work independently, develop solutions under strict timelines and meticulous.

  . Required to mentor and train PhD students, interns and RAs

  . Experience with scRNA seq or spatial transcriptomics will be advantages

  . Experience with mRNA and LNP technology will be welcome

  . RCULA certification and experience with animal studies will be required duties

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.