We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher to join projects studying drought signaling occurring at the cell wall-plasma membrane-trafficking interface as well as function of kinases and phosphatases which regulate drought response.  The successful candidate will have demonstrated expertise in one of more of the following areas: proteomics; protein biochemistry and protein interaction; imaging and quantitative image analysis of subcellular localization, vesicle trafficking or cytoskeleton dynamics.  Evidence of past research productivity, recommendations of previous research mentors and general background in molecular biology will also be used to evaluate candidates.  Experience in Arabidopsis research will be beneficial but not required.

This research is supported by multi-year funding from Academia Sinica and each position can be renewed yearly depending on research progress.  The working language of the laboratory is English and international applicants are encouraged to apply.  Laboratory staff are available to assist the successful candidate with establishing themselves in Taipei.  The Institute of Plant and Microbial Biology is well equipped for plant research and has excellent core facilities in proteomics, bioinformatics, microscopy, and sequencing/gene expression analysis.

Additional information about our laboratory can be found at:

https://ipmb.sinica.edu.tw/en/people/ipmb_researchers/verslues-paul-e