Assistant Professor Translational nano-psychobiology

This position as an Assistant Professor in Translational Nano-Psychobiology requires expertise at the intersection of nanotechnology, psychology, and biology, focusing on translational research that bridges basic scientific discoveries with clinical applications. Candidates should possess a strong foundation in nanoscience and its applications in psychobiology, including understanding nanoscale mechanisms affecting neural and psychological processes. Proficiency in experimental design, data analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration is essential to advance research and teaching in this emerging field. The role likely involves developing and delivering advanced coursework, mentoring students, and contributing to academic scholarship through publications and grant writing. While specific experience and education levels are not provided, a doctoral degree in a relevant discipline such as neuroscience, nanotechnology, psychology, or biomedical engineering is typically expected. The candidate should demonstrate the ability to integrate knowledge across disciplines, employ cutting-edge laboratory techniques, and contribute to translational research initiatives. Strong communication skills for teaching and collaboration, as well as a commitment to advancing innovative research in nano-psychobiology, are critical for success in this academic role.