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University of Minnesota
Post-Doctoral Associate - Department of Pharmacology
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A Pharmacology Research Scientist performs scientific research with the aim of discovering new solutions or improving existing ones within the field of use and effects of drugs.
$153,227 / year median in Minnesota
+1% projected growth
Job Description
Post-Doctoral Associate - Department of Pharmacology University of Minnesota life insurance, paid holidays United States, Minnesota, Saint Paul Aug 27, 2026 Apply for Job
Job ID
375783
Location
Twin Cities
Job Family
Academic
Full/Part Time
Full-Time
Regular/Temporary
Regular
Job Code
9546
Employee Class
Acad Prof and Admin
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About the Job Carry out studies of i) molecular/cell biology of cellular retinoic acid binding protein 1 (CRABP1) functions in modulating physiological actions of hormones (vitamin A, thyroid hormones) and ii) physiological studies of CRABP1 in animal model of CRABP1 knockout, iii) human diseases involving the functions of CRABP1 in motor neurons, thyroid gland and other secretary functions important in the aging processes. Qualifications Required Qualifications - Ph.D. in life sciences, or junior post-doctor experience, with multiple first author publications Preferred qualifications - hands on experiences in anatomical/histological and physiological studies of mouse, and molecular/cellular biological techniques. About the Department Pharmacology The Department of Pharmacology at the University of Minnesota is one of six basic science departments in the Medical School. The well-funded research programs of our primary faculty members focus on understanding and developing better treatments for cancer, addiction and the opioid crisis, cardiovascular disease, infectious disease, and metabolic syndrome. We also offer an undergraduate Pharmacology Minor, oversee the Molecular Pharmacology and Therapeutics Graduate Program (MPaT), teach fundamental principles of pharmacology to students in professional degree programs (MD, DDS, and MD/PhD), and provide individualized training experiences for our strong community of postdoctoral scholars. Our past trainees are now applying their skills to impactful careers in academia, medicine, industry, government, law, and regulatory oversight. We are proud of our role in preparing the next generation of scientists for rewarding careers in the health sciences and related professions, and for the various other ways we give back to our community.