Postdoctoral Researcher - Neurology - Ishii Lab [Req#: 977063, Position#: 134090]

POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER -- Dr. Ishii's laboratory is seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher to join an NIH-funded research team at UT Southwestern studying how the brain regulates metabolism in Alzheimer's disease. Working alongside Drs. Ishii, Fujikawa, and Williams the successful candidate will investigate the role of hypothalamic dysfunction in metabolic and behavioral changes associated with neurodegenerative disease using innovative neuroscience approaches and animal models.

The position offers opportunities to conduct impactful research, publish findings, collaborate with leading investigators, present at scientific meetings and receive mentorship, grant-writing guidance, and career development support in highly collaborative research environment.

We seek a highly motivated, collaborative, and intellectually curious scientist who is eager to contribute to a multidisciplinary research program focused on neuroscience, metabolism and neurodegenerative disease. The ideal candidate will be self-directed, possess strong analytical and comunication skills, and be committed to scientific excellence and professional growth.

Applicants should describe their relevant research experience, technical expertise, and career goals within their application materials. Required Qualifications: Ph. D, MD/Ph. D., or MD. with substantial research experience; candidates nearing completion of their doctoral degree are encouraged to apply. Experience with animal research, particularly rodent models.

Strong written and verbal communication skills, with proficiency in English sufficient for success in a research environment and compliance with applicable institutions and visa requirements.

Preferred Qualifications

Research experience in neuroscience, metabolism, endocrinology, neurodegeneration, or a related biomedical field. Experience with behavioral, metabolic, molecular, cell or neurophysiological techniques. Demonstrated ability to work effectively both independently and within a collaborative research team.

Interested individuals must upload a CV