University of Utah
The Round Laboratory at the University of Utah is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow to conduct research on the interactions between the intestinal microbiota and the host immune system. The position offers two major research directions: investigating early-life microbiota-immune interactions in type 1 diabetes development, or exploring bacteriophage-immune interactions in intestinal homeostasis and inflammatory disease. The role involves combining mechanistic immunology with microbiome biology to uncover causal mechanisms regulating host physiology and disease susceptibility.
The University of Utah is a public flagship research university founded in 1850 and based in Salt Lake City, serving more than 30,000 students. It offers over 100 undergraduate and 90+ graduate and professional programs across disciplines and is known for strong research, teaching, healthcare (University of Utah Health), and public outreach. The institution emphasizes rigorous scholarship, innovation, and community engagement, with extensive campus services, athletics, and international initiatives.
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