Faculty Positions in Center of Bioelectronic Medicine, School of Life Sciences, Westlake University
Core
Leading independent research programs in systems physiology and bioelectronic medicine, investigating the dynamic interplay among physiological systems (nervous, immune, target tissues) and developing physical tools (electrical, thermal, magnetic, ultrasound stimulation) for disease modulation and health promotion.
Role type
Tenure-track/tenured faculty (PI)
Builds
Research programs and educational curricula in bioelectronic medicine
Domain
Life sciences, medicine, systems physiology, bioelectronic medicine
Deliverable
research
Required skills
independent research leadership, innovative research planning, teaching excellence (undergraduate and graduate), fostering diverse/inclusive scientific communities
Preferred skills
experience with physical tools for disease modulation (electrical, thermal, magnetic, ultrasound stimulation)
Technologies
cryo-electron microscopy, mass spectrometry, flow cytometry, light microscopy, genomics, metabolism, bioinformatics, high-throughput screening
Responsibilities
Conducting vigorous independent research in systems physiology and bioelectronic medicine; teaching at undergraduate and graduate levels; fostering a diverse and inclusive scientific community
Seniority
All academic ranks (Assistant, Associate, Full Professor)