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Postdoctoral Research

Postdoc Joe Toth mounts a crystal for X-ray diffraction
    

    

Current Postdocs and Research Associates

  Name Phone Lab
  Arai, Junko 6955 (Feig) Jaharis 601
  Balbo, Paul B. 2905 (Bohm) M&V 614
  Bihani, Teeru 6851 (Yee) Jaharis 601
  Henry, Gillian D. 6873 (Baleja) M&V 605
  Jiang Tao 6854 (Schaffhausen) Jaharis 601
  Jin, Shan-Xue 6955 (Feig) Jaharis 601
  Korkina, Olga 0495 (Degterev) Stearns 703B
  Li, Youhua 2122 (Bachovchin) M&V 613
  Liu, Yuqi 6873 (Baleja) M&V 605
  Liu, Yuxin 2122 (Bachovchin) M&V 613
  Ma, Hong 6851 (Yee) Jaharis 601
  Meinke, Gretchen 2905 (Bohm) M&V 614
  Miao, Benchun 0495 (Degterev) Stearns 703B
  Phelan, Paul J. 6874 (Bullock) A 703
  Poplawski, Sarah 6443 (Bachovchin) Jaharis 304C
  Shu, Ying 2446 (Bachovchin) M&V 612
  Wu, Wengen 2122 (Bachovchin) M&V 613
  Wu, Yong 2443 (Bachovchin) M&V 612

 

Open postdoctoral position in the Department of Biochemistry

The following laboratories are currently soliciting applications for postdoctoral researchers:

(none at this time)


Even if your lab of interest is not listed above, you are strongly encouraged to contact by e-mail faculty members for potential postdoctoral positions.  For a complete list of departmental labs, click here.  You may also contact the department office

Research Environment

Postdocs and Research Associates (Tufts postdocs with more than two years experience are automatically promoted to Research Associate) are the life blood of modern biomedical research.

The department does all it can to encourage postdocs in their research and to prepare them for their future careers as independent scientists and as educators.  Postdocs within the Department are strongly encouraged to present their results at the departmental seminar series.  In addition postdocs assist in educating our graduate students -both through informal interactions in the lab, and by serving as occasional "guest lecturers" in various graduate courses.

With over a dozen colleges and universities, seven major hospitals, numerous research institutes, and countless biotechnology companies, the Boston area represents one of the most vibrant biomedical research environments in the world.

The Biochemistry Department is part of the Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Research.  The department occupies one floor of a series of interconnected buildings which are home to seven other basic science programs.  These buildings also house the Tufts School of Nutrition.  In addition to over 150 Tufts laboratories, postdocs have easy access to the clinical and basic science faculty of the Tufts New England Medical Center, a major teaching hospital.  The Medical Center, which lies across the street from the Sacker School includes the Floating Hospital for Children, a Dental School, and the Tupper Research Institute -all of which have close ties to the Sackler School.

Among the various Tufts Medical Campus schools and departments, there are numerous research seminars presented each day.  In addition there is an extremely broad range of expertise and equipment available for solving experimental problems.  For more information on some of the research resources please click here.

 


             
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