大阪大学・微生物病研究所・遺伝子機能解析分野＆感染動物実験施設（伊川正人研究室）では下記の人材を募集しております。

１．特任助教： １～２名
http://www.ifrec.osaka-u.ac.jp/jpn/recruit/
２．特任研究員：１～２名
http://www.biken.osaka-u.ac.jp/news_topics/detail/1183
３．特任技術職員：２～３名
http://www.ifrec.osaka-u.ac.jp/jpn/recruit/

１．２：ゲノム編集マウスを用いて精子形成・受精・全能性研究を推進してくれる方。
培養自動化や機械学習を組み合わせたバイオDXテーマを推進してくれる方。
動物施設管理や発生工学技術も学んで頂けるので、次の就活にも役立ちします。
特任助教と特任研究員、あわせて３名ほどを考えています。キャリアや本人希望も踏まえてポスト相談に応じます。

３：ゲノム編集マウス作製支援を推進してくれる方。
胚操作経験がある方が望ましいですが、未経験者でも指導しますので大歓迎です。
新規生殖・発生工学技術開発にも参画して頂けます。短時間勤務を希望される場合は、補佐員雇用もOKです。

いずれのポストも年度契約ですが、最長５年とお考え下さい（個人保証しかできませんが、、、）。所属は阪大・微生物病研究所であったり阪大・免疫学フロンティア研究センターであったりするので、上記サイトに掲載がない場合は、お問い合わせください。なおポスト２，３については阪大ではなく東大医科研での雇用も検討可能です。国籍・性別問わず、歓迎いたします。

興味のある方がおられましたら、伊川まで遠慮なくお問い合わせください。
研究室HP：https://egr.biken.osaka-u.ac.jp/
CREST/HP：https://egr.biken.osaka-u.ac.jp/BioDX/home
医科研ラボHP：https://www.reproduction-system.com/

伊川正人
Masahito Ikawa, PhD
Distinguished Professor
Research Institute for Microbial Diseases, Osaka University
3-1 Yamadaoka, Suita, Osaka 565-0871, Japan
http://www.egr.biken.osaka-u.ac.jp/information/index.html
TEL:+81-6-6879-8375, FAX:+81-6-6879-8376

The Nakamura lab in Department of Genetics at Rutgers university has an NSF-supported postdoctoral position available. The long-term goal of Nakamura lab is to identify the genetic mechanisms underlying fish diversity and their contribution to the fish-to-tetrapod transition. We are particularly interested in how fish fin skeletons diversified and evolved into tetrapod limbs. To this end, we bridge functional genomics, genetics, and embryology using model and non-model organisms, including zebrafish, skates, and sharks. More information about ongoing research projects can be found on the lab website (http://nakamuralab.com/).

Candidates should have strong research records in any of the following areas: developmental biology, evolutionary biology, genomics, or other relevant fields. Our lab is a highly interdisciplinary environment, therefore, scientific curiosity and strong communication skills are necessary. Experience in zebrafish embryology, high-throughput sequencing, or bioinformatics data analysis is preferred, but not required.
Rutgers University is located in New Brunswick, NJ, which is only 45 minutes away from NYC by train. Many competitive research universities and institutes are in the Northeast area, offering remarkable opportunities for collaboration and research conferences. The Nakamura lab regularly visits the American Museum of Natural History (https://www.amnh.org/) and the Marine Biological laboratory (https://www.mbl.edu/) for the purpose of analyzing unique specimens and educating students.
Candidates should send a curriculum vitae, brief statement of current research, and contact for three references to nakamura@dls.rutgers.edu (Tetsuya Nakamura).

The Srinivasan Lab at Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) is recruiting motivated researchers to conduct NIH supported research to study lymphatic vascular development and disease. Lymphatic vasculature returns interstitial fluid, immune cells and digested lipids to blood and is crucial to support the function of the circulatory, immune and digestive systems. A dysfunctional lymphatic vasculature causes interstitial fluid to accumulate in tissues, leading to chronic swelling (lymphedema). Lymphatic defects are also implicated in systemic inflammation, cardiovascular disease and metabolic syndrome. Yet, therapeutic approaches are not available to treat lymphatic diseases. Towards this goal the Srinivasan lab uses state of the art biochemical, cell biological and transgenic technologies to dissect the roles of transcription factors and signaling molecules that regulate lymphatic vascular development and disease.
Please check our latest publications: Cha et al (2016) Genes Dev. (cover image) June 16; 30: 1-16; Cha et al (2018) Cell Reports. (cover image) October 16; 25(3):571-584; Mahamud et al (2019) Development. November 5;146(21):dev184218; Geng et al (2020) JCI Insight. (cover image) July 23;5(14):e137652; Chen et al (2020) Development. (cover image) Dec 7;147(23):dev192351, and Cha et al (2020) Development. (cover image) Dec 13;147(23):dev195453.
The ideal candidate will be enthusiastic about challenging projects and will have experience with Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry or Immunology. Experience with mouse models is preferred.

Required Qualifications
Postdoctoral Fellow/Staff Scientist: Ph.D., M.D., or Ph.D./M.D.
Research Technician: Undergraduate degree and above.
Salary of postdoctoral fellows is according to the stipulation of NIH. Salary of the Staff Scientist/Research Technician will be commensurate with experience. Preference will be given to candidates with publications in respected journals. Please send CV, list of 3 references, reprints of publications and a brief summary of interests and career goals to Sathish-srinivasan@omrf.org.
OMRF is an independent, not-for-profit, biomedical research institute in Oklahoma City, USA. OMRF has been selected as one of the best research institutions for post-docs in the USA by The Scientist journal. Oklahoma City metropolitan area offers affordable housing, low cost of living, great public schools and numerous recreational activities. Additional information about OMRF can be found at http://omrf.org. Please check the Srinivasan lab website for more information about our research: https://srinivasan.omrf.org/