Assistant Professor in Immunometabolism with Research Focus on Cardiometabolic and Vascular Inflammation

This role seeks an Assistant Professor specializing in immunometabolism, with a focused research agenda on cardiometabolic and vascular inflammation. The ideal candidate should possess advanced knowledge in immunology, metabolism, and cardiovascular biology, emphasizing the interplay between immune responses and metabolic processes in cardiometabolic diseases. Expertise in experimental techniques such as molecular biology, cell culture, flow cytometry, and animal models relevant to inflammation and metabolic disorders is essential. Familiarity with cutting-edge methodologies in immunometabolic research, including omics technologies, bioinformatics, and imaging techniques, will be advantageous. The position requires a strong academic background, typically a PhD or MD/PhD, with demonstrated research productivity in related fields. Experience in securing research funding, publishing in high-impact journals, and contributing to academic teaching and mentorship is expected. Candidates should be capable of developing independent research programs, collaborating across disciplines, and contributing to the institution's educational mission. Strong analytical skills, a thorough understanding of cardiovascular pathophysiology, and the ability to translate basic research findings into clinical insights are critical. The role demands excellent communication skills for disseminating research outcomes and engaging with the scientific community. Overall, this position is suited for an emerging academic researcher with a robust foundation in immunometabolism and a commitment to advancing knowledge in cardiometabolic and vascular inflammation through innovative research and academic leadership.