Post-doctoral Associate Position in
Bacterial Pathogenesis Dr. Craig Altier Laboratory Department of Population Medicine and
Diagnostic Sciences College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell
University Ithaca, New York
The Department
of Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences at the Cornell University College
of Veterinary Medicine is seeking two outstanding junior scientists to join the
Altier Lab as Post-doctoral Associates, working on projects funded by the NIH
and the USDA. Research in
our laboratory focuses on the means by which the bacterial pathogen Salmonella responds to its environment
to express traits necessary for survival and virulence. A major research focus
describes the cues within an animal host that affect virulence gene expression.
The funded work examines how changes in the environment of the intestine affect
the virulence of Salmonella, and how
these conditions might be manipulated to reduce disease.
Successful candidates must
have a PhD in molecular biology or bacterial genetics, possess excellent
communication and interpersonal skills, and have a strong desire to develop a
career in the field of bacterial pathogenesis.
Prior training in bacterial pathogenesis or the use of animal models are
assets.
This is a one-year full-time
appointment with the potential for extension contingent upon successful
performance.
To apply, visit https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/20704 to submit a cover letter, curriculum vitae, contact
information for three references, and a research statement of no longer than 2
pages. All employees, regardless of work location, are required to adhere to all CDC, NYS, local health department, and Cornell University orders, guidelines, policies, and procedures at all times. This includes the requirement that all new Cornell hires regardless of work location must be fully vaccinated with an FDA- or WHO- authorized or approved COVID-19 vaccine or have obtained a university-approved disability/medical or religious exemption by 12:01 a.m. EST January 18, 2022, or before your start date if after January 18, 2022.
For questions regarding this
position, please contact Dr. Craig Altier (altier@cornell.edu).
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