Dear All,

We
are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral scientist to lead innovative
research into the roles of myosin motors in cardiovascular function and
disease. Our multidisciplinary team integrates cutting-edge techniques including
cryo-EM, cryo-ET, X-ray crystallography, electrophysiology, biochemistry,
biophysics, and advanced cell biology, to answer fundamental questions with
direct biomedical relevance.

What We
Offer:

• Access
  to world-class facilities, including generous time on a Titan Krios G3i
  Cryo-TEM (K3 detector; phase plates; aberration corrector), as well as a
  Glacios Cryo-EM with Falcon III detector and Ceta-D camera for MicroED analysis
  at OSU’s renowned Center for Electron Microscopy and Analysis (CEMAS).
• A
  collaborative environment that values curiosity-driven discovery while
  supporting your independence.
  
• Opportunities to develop new skills across
  disciplines like structural biology, biochemistry, and cell physiology, and
  contribute to projects with significant translational potential. 
• Strong
  mentorship in both scientific growth and career advancement.

Who You
Are:

• Hold
  a Ph.D. in structural biology, biochemistry, or a related discipline.
• Have
  hands-on expertise in structural biology routines (ideally cryo-EM); experience
  with biophysical and functional studies is advantageous.
• Driven
  by scientific curiosity, with strong communication skills and an eagerness to
  work collaboratively.

If
you’re excited by high-impact science at the interface of structure and
function and want access to exceptional instrumentation, this position is for
you!

To apply:

Please send
your CV, a brief cover letter describing your research experience/interests
& career goals, and contact information for two to three references to Krishna.Chinthalapudi(at)osumc.edu.

Best regards,

Krishna