Postdoc i muskelfysiologi og aldring

This position is for a postdoctoral researcher specializing in muscle physiology and aging. The role requires advanced knowledge of musculoskeletal biology, particularly the physiological changes in muscle tissue associated with aging. Candidates should have expertise in experimental design, data collection, and analysis related to muscle function, cellular and molecular mechanisms, and possibly interventions to mitigate age-related muscle decline. Proficiency in relevant laboratory techniques such as muscle biopsy processing, histology, biochemical assays, and possibly imaging methods is expected. Familiarity with statistical analysis software and experience in interpreting complex biological data are important. The candidate should be able to work independently and collaboratively within interdisciplinary teams, contributing to scientific publications and grant applications. Strong communication skills for presenting research findings and writing scientific papers are essential. A doctoral degree in physiology, biology, biomedical sciences, or a related field is required, with a focus on muscle physiology and aging research. Prior postdoctoral experience or demonstrated research productivity in this area is highly desirable. The role may also involve mentoring junior researchers and participating in academic activities. Overall, the ideal candidate combines a rigorous scientific background with practical laboratory skills and a deep understanding of the biological processes underlying muscle aging.