The postdoctoral fellow will work with a collaborative and interdisciplinary team of faculty, postdoctoral associates, graduate and undergraduate students conducting research and training on human gene regulation and gene therapy. The postdoctoral fellow is expected to publish research findings in peer-reviewed journals, participate in conferences for the intellectual exchange of research ideas, engage in existing and new collaborations within and outside Duke University, and assist with training of undergraduate and graduate students, as needed. The training environment of the Gersbach group is highly interdisciplinary and provides ample opportunities for scientific growth and pursuit of both academic and industry careers. Duke University is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants must have completed their doctoral degree and have documented experience in one or more areas described above. The ideal candidate will be highly self-motivated and will also have a demonstrated track record of scientific productivity, for example via published manuscripts and/or fellowship funding; experience analyzing data from biological experiments; and is excited to work in a highly collaborative and multi-disciplinary research environment. This position includes annual support with an NIH award-level salary, and Duke University employee benefits (https://www.hr.duke.edu/benefits/). Regularly ranked among the best research institutions in the US, Duke University offers an outstanding research environment and world class training programs. The laboratory is located within the beautiful Duke University west campus, in Durham North Carolina. The research program associated with this project will provide exposure to cutting-edge science and technologies in the areas of genetics, gene therapy, stem cell biology, and human disease that will be greatly valuable to diverse areas of academic research and biotechnology.