
This postdoctoral research role within the Caron Laboratory focuses on investigating the mechanisms of G protein-coupled receptor interactions with receptor activity modifying proteins. The position involves utilizing novel gene targeting approaches alongside in vitro biochemical and pharmacological methods to elucidate receptor mechanisms and identify new interacting partners. Key responsibilities include conducting receptor signaling assays, performing protein analysis, and analyzing quantitative genetic variation. The role appeals to highly motivated scientists with strong communication skills and a publication record in peer-reviewed journals. It offers an opportunity to work with state-of-the-art phenotyping techniques in a dynamic research environment dedicated to advancing understanding of Class B GPCRs.





















