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The Di Stefano Lab at Baylor College of Medicine is recruiting a highly motivated Postdoctoral Fellow to join a cutting-edge research program at the intersection of RNA biology, chromatin regulation, stem cell plasticity, and cancer progression.

🧪 Research Themes

• RNA-binding proteins and RNA modifications in stem cells and tumors

• Post-transcriptional and epigenetic gene regulation

• Cell fate transitions and oncogenesis

• Use of biomolecular condensates as regulatory mechanisms

🔬 Techniques & Platforms

• Ribosome profiling, CLIP-seq, CUT&Tag, single-cell multiomics, and long-read sequencing

• Single-cell transcriptomics and proteogenomics

• Integration with clinical datasets and 3D stem cell models

🧠 Recent Publications

• Pessina et al., bioRxiv (2025) – RNA condensates in cell fate

• Kodali et al., Nature Cell Biology (2024) – Leukemia plasticity

• Levin Ferreyra et al., EMBO Reports (2025) – Pluripotency regulation

• Di Stefano et al., Cell Stem Cell (2019); Nature Cell Biology (2016)

🎓 Candidate Profile

• Ph.D. or M.D./Ph.D. in a relevant life science field

• Strong interest in RNA biology, stem cells, or cancer biology

• Experience with RNA-seq, ATAC-seq, splicing, or single-cell methods

• Publications or preprints demonstrating productivity

• Bonus: computational biology, RNA editing, or work with pluripotent/cancer models

🌟 Why Join Us?

• Rigorous mentorship with emphasis on scientific independence and creativity

• Collaborative environment at the Texas Medical Center, with access to world-class facilities

• Competitive salary, full benefits, and career development support

• Proven track record of high-impact publications and successful alumni placements

🌐 Learn more about us: https://www.bcm.edu

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