In the laboratoy of Dr. Pam Cowin:
Catenins in Wnt Signaling

POSTDOCTORAL POSITION:

A postdoctoral position is available immediately to study the roles of ß-catenin in mammary gland development and cancer. We have developed transgenic mouse models (see Imbert et al., J Cell Biol. 2001, 153:555-68) and cell culture systems to investigate how ß-catenin coordinates the cell’s proliferative and adhesive responses to Wnt signaling during branching morphogenesis and aveologenesis. For additional information see http://www.med.nyu.edu/people/P.Cowin.html

Applicants must have a Ph.D. degree and experience in cell and/or molecular biology. Competitive salaries compatible with the cost of living in New York and housing will be available. The ideal applicant is a bright self-motivated scientist.
Please Email curriculum vitae and names of three references (including Email & Tel) to:

Email: cowinp01@med.nyu.edu

TECHNICIAN POSITION:

There is also a position available for a Full-Time Technician to
take part in hands on research.  The candidate should possess a B.S.
degree, and experience in molecular biology is a plus. A
two year commitment is required. Please Email curriculum vitae and names of three references (including Email & Tel) to cowinp01@med.nyu.edu.

Dr. Pam Cowin
Department of Cell Biology MSB 621
NYU Medical School
550 First Ave.
New York, NY10016

New York University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and is especially interested in receiving applications from qualified women and minorities.