Base: $80,000; bonus/equity: not specified; benefi...
On-site
Synthetic biology
Genomics technology development
Immunology
The Arc Institute is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher for the Horns Lab, focusing on developing technologies that bridge synthetic biology and genomics with an emphasis on immunology and neuroscience. The position offers the opportunity to conduct high-impact research, lead independent projects, and collaborate with a diverse group of scientists in a supportive environment
Job Summary
The Horns Lab develops and applies technologies that bridge synthetic biology and genomics to answer fundamental and translational questions in human health, with a particular emphasis on immunology and neuroscience.
Postdocs are encouraged to lead ambitious, independent projects, resulting in high-impact publications, and to prepare for long-term careers in academia or industry.
You will have the opportunity to collaborate widely across Arc, Stanford, and the broader Bay Area ecosystem, with access to strong platforms in our lab and our institutions for genomics, single-cell technologies, synthetic biology, computation, and experimental model systems.
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The Arc Institute is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher for the Horns Lab, focusing on developing technologies that bridge synthetic biology and genomics with an emphasis on immunology and neuroscience. The position offers the opportunity to conduct high-impact research, lead independent projects, and collaborate with a diverse group of scientists in a supportive environment.
Salary
Base: $80,000; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
synthetic biology
genomics technology development
immunology
neuroscience
high-impact research
independent research projects
Nice-to-have
fast-paced environment
intellectual independence
eager to learn new techniques
translational impact
new discovery approaches
Key Requirements
Doctorate (PhD, MD, MD/PhD, DVM, or equivalent)
bioengineering, synthetic biology, genomics, immunology, neuroscience, molecular biology, or related field