POSTDOCTORAL POSITION in Albert Einstein College Medicine, New York

*Laboratory of Dr. Pamela Stanley*

*Albert Einstein College Medicine, New York*

A POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP is available in Pamela Stanley’s lab at the 
Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York to identify specific 
roles for glycans during *spermatogenesis.* The Stanley lab has shown 
that complex N-glycans are essential for spermatogenesis, and also 
identified a novel inhibitor of complex N-glycan synthesis that is 
proposed to regulate spermatogenesis. Mutant mice have been developed to 
identify specific roles for N-glycans and the functions of the novel 
inhibitor during spermatogenesis. Publications are linked to the 
laboratory homepage at: http://stanxterm.aecom.yu.edu/

*Recent *PhD graduates are strongly preferred. Applicants should have 
extensive expertise in molecular and cell biology, developmental 
biology, and using mouse genetic models. First author publication(s) in 
peer-reviewed, English language journals are necessary. Candidates with 
outstanding credentials may be eligible for a Harry Eagle Fellowship 
http://www.einstein.yu.edu/departments/cell-biology/harry-eagle-scholar/ 
Ability to work independently, creativity, motivation and a strong work 
ethic are important. A curriculum vitae with a description of research 
experiences and contact information for three references should be sent 
to mailto:gianette.fata@einstein.yu.edu?subject=Stanley Spermatogenesis 
Application 
<mailto:

gianette.fata@einstein.yu.edu?subject=Stanley%20Spermatogenesis%20Application>

The Department of Cell Biology has a strong core of postdoctoral fellows 
and graduate students, working in diverse areas of development, cell 
biology, immunology and cancer biology. The Department is highly 
interactive, meets weekly for work-in-progress seminars, and biweekly 
for a journal club and hosts numerous outside seminar speakers. 
http://www.einstein.yu.edu/departments/cell-biology/

The Albert Einstein College of Medicine (Einstein 
<http://www.einstein.yu.edu/home/default.asp>) is one of the nation’s 
premier institutions for basic research and clinical investigation with 
300+ research laboratories funded by more than $200 million from the 
National Institutes of Health. There are ~350 PhD students, including 
125 in the combined MD/PhD programs, and ~350 postdoctoral fellows at 
Einstein. http://einsteinpostdocs.info/

Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University is an Equal 
Opportunity Employer.