Yale‘s Vascular Biology and Therapeutics ( ) and Human and Translational Immunology ( ) are unique, highly supportive and collaborative environments which combine the investigative strengths of outstanding laboratory-based faculty with strong interdisciplinary clinical teams. Information about salary, benefits, and career development opportunities can be found at. Due to the translational aspect of our research, a desire for increasing independence, creativity, and excellent communication skills are required.

As a core member of the Goodwin lab, you will be expected to work at the bench, interpret data, and troubleshoot experiments independently. Experience in next-gen sequencing and/or related data analysis is highly desired, but not required. We are seeking highly motivated applicants with competence in standard cellular and molecular biology techniques, including cell culture, microscopy, RNA and DNA protein isolation and FACS analysis. Additional information can be found here. Our work is highly translational and we work at the intersection of cardiovascular and renal disease, tackling several areas of clinically relevant investigation. Mechanistically we are investigating the regulation of Wnt signaling and its modulation by tissue-specific glucocorticoid receptors. Research in the Goodwin lab focuses on steroid microenvironments in particular tissues including endothelial cell and podocytes as well as states of vascular inflammation such as atherosclerosis. Vascular Biology Postdoctoral Research Position (Goodwin Lab)ĭepartment of Pediatrics/ Vascular Biology and Therapeutics ProgramĪ postdoctoral position is immediately available in the laboratory of Dr.

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