The Department of Integrative Biology at the University of Colorado Denver is seeking to hire a tenure-track faculty member in cell and molecular biology at the rank of assistant professor. All research areas in cell and molecular biology will be considered, with a preferred emphasis on stem cell research using cell culture, organoid, or non-vertebrate study systems. We seek candidates who are interdisciplinary, collaborative, and student centric. As an integrative biology department, we welcome multidisciplinary research approaches that may include, e.g., modern methods in gene editing and high throughput sequencing. The successful candidate will be expected to develop a vigorous and sustainable portfolio built on externally funded research; mentor undergraduate, MS, and PhD students; develop innovative and inclusive teaching practices; and perform service for the department, university, and beyond.
Competitive applicants will contribute to the CU Denver and the Department of Integrative Biology innovative teaching and research portfolios. Contribution is demonstrated, in part, through providing engagement opportunities, support and clear commitment to the student body. As a metropolitan institution, located in the heart of downtown Denver, students in Integrative Biology are diverse, creative, and dynamic. They are pursuing careers throughout biology and are often balancing work and academics. We seek candidates who will engage students at all academic, experiential, social and professional levels and directly contribute to the Department’s mission of accessible excellence in teaching and research. More information and the job posting will be available at https://www.cu.edu/cu-careers/cu-denver Please direct informal inquiries to Greg Ragland (gregory.ragland@ucdenver.edu.)