Post Doc

Department/Unit:

Neuroscience & Experimental Therapeutic

Work Shift:

Day (United States of America)

Salary Range:

$0.00 - $0.00
The Myelin Lab at Albany Medical College, co-led by Drs. Sophie Belin and Yannick Poitelon, is seeking a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to join an NIH-funded project investigating how PMP2, a fatty-acid chaperone, regulates Schwann cell metabolism and the formation and maintenance of peripheral nerve myelin. The work integrates molecular biology, lipid analysis, imaging, and animal models to understand mechanisms underlying peripheral neuropathies.
Albany Medical College offers a focused and highly collaborative biomedical research environment where postdocs work closely with an engaged and approachable faculty.
Postdoctoral fellows also receive robust institutional support through programs such as the Postdoctoral Development Program, which enhances training, career development, and community building both within AMC and across the Capital Region. This support is paired with streamlined access to advanced imaging, histology, and bioinformatics cores, ensuring postdocs have the tools they need to excel.
The Myelin Lab, jointly led by Dr. Yannick Poitelon and Dr. Sophie Belin, provides a supportive dual-PI mentoring environment with expertise in Schwann cell biology, myelination, nerve development, and regeneration. The lab emphasizes rigorous training, hands-on guidance, and scientific independence, supported by active NIH funding and a dynamic research portfolio.
In addition to their main projects, postdocs benefit from opportunities for co-first authorships, strong publication potential, grant-writing support, and individualized career development.
Situated in an affordable, livable, and well-connected region, AMC provides an ideal setting to launch a scientific career, combining high-quality mentorship, cutting-edge resources, and a supportive community.

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