The research lab of Dr. James Costello in the Department of Pharmacology is seeking a postdoctoral researcher that is interested in developing computational methods to disentangle co-occurring conditions using multi-omics data in Down syndrome. The position will be jointly mentored by Dr. Casey Greene in the Department of Biomedical Informatics and is funded by the NIH, INCLUDE (INvestigation of Co-occurring conditions across the Lifespan to Understand Down syndromE) Project. The ideal candidate will have a background in multi-omic data processing, analysis, and the development and application of deep learning methods, with a strong interest in understanding molecular mechanisms of disease. The position will be highly collaborative working with a diverse group of researchers. It will also be expected that this position will publish academic research articles and contribute to lab efforts in mentoring students, grant writing, and manuscript review.

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As a Research Services Professional in the Brambati Lab, you will gain valuable new skills at the bench while leveraging your strong organizational skills to manage a new and growing research group within the Department of Pharmacology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine’s Anschutz Medical Campus.

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A postdoctoral fellow full-time position is available immediately in Dr. Debo Sardar’s lab at the Department of Pharmacology at Anschutz Medical Campus. We study glial cells – the non-neuronal cells in the brain. Although understudied, glial cells comprise more than half of our brains, and understanding how they contribute to brain function is a big question in the field. More specifically, our lab is focused on glial epigenetics, and are interested in the question of how glial epigenetics shape animal behaviors, with an emphasis on behaviors of smell. Using transgenic mouse models, our approaches include molecular neuroscience, cellular neuroscience and systems neuroscience, with the primary goal of understanding how glial epigenetics shape sense of smell.

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