"Post-Doc Nakamura Lab"

Requirements for the position include Ph.D's degree in one of the following fields – developmental biology, molecular biology, evolutionary biology, genomics, or related. The successful candidate will lead research projects for understanding the evolutionary and developmental mechanisms underlying the fish-to-tetrapod transition or fish diversity (including cartilaginous fish). Extensive knowledge about molecular biology and passion for fish in general (either research or hobby) are necessary. Experience in genomics (RNA-seq, genome-seq. etc.), paleontology or anatomy will be a plus, but is not strictly required. The candidate will most importantly demonstrate an ability to lead research projects and develop original techniques and idea.

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