[3dem] Postdoctoral Position in CryoEM/CryoET of Host-Pathogen Interactions at Columbia University

[Ho, Chi-Min]

Dear Colleagues,


The Ho Lab is seeking a talented and enthusiastic postdoctoral research scholar to join us in using cryoEM, cryoFIB-SEM, and cryoET to explore how membrane protein complexes mediate host-pathogen interactions in the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum. Our lab is located in the Department of Microbiology & Immunology at Columbia University in New York City, NY. If this sounds interesting to you, please send a cover letter, CV, and contact information for three references to Dr. Chi-Min Ho at ch3516 at cumc.columbia.edu<mailto:ch3516 at cumc.columbia.edu>. More information here: https://www.cmholab.org<https://www.cmholab.org/>. We’re excited to meet you!


We are looking for innovative, resourceful and resilient scientists who enjoy learning new things, meeting new people, and being part of an open, collaborative team. The successful candidate will join a dynamic, collaborative research community and have access to state-of-the-art electron microscopy facilities at Columbia, including:

  *   four Titan Krios microscopes with Gatan BioQuantum energy filter, K3 Summit direct electron detector, Volta phase plate
  *   an Aquilos cryo-FIB/SEM microscope, Leica cryo-correlative fluorescence light microscope, Zeiss LSM800 cryo-confocal with AiryScan detector
  *   F20 screening microscope with a K2 Summit direct electron detector

​Salary and benefits are competitive based on experience.


Qualifications:

  *   Ph.D. or equivalent in biochemistry, biophysics, structural biology and/or microbiology.
  *   A strong background and proven track record in protein biochemistry, structural biology, molecular biology, microbiology, or tissue culture is preferred.
  *   Previous experience in cryoEM, cryoET, or cryoFIB is desired, but not required.
  *   Experience with machine learning, Python, C++, or MATLAB is a plus.
  *   Strong communication, interpersonal and organizational skills, and excellent attention to detail are always appreciated!



Best wishes,
~Mimi Ho

Chi-Min Ho, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Microbiology & Immunology
Columbia University, Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons

Columbia University Irving Medical Center
701 West 168th Street
Hammer Health Sciences Building
New York, NY 10032
www.cmholab.org<http://www.cmholab.org/>





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