Research Scientist

Ricci Lab

The Ricci Lab continues to investigate the cellular and molecular mechanisms of hearing. We have long-standing interests in hair cell mechanotransduction, characterizing the molecules involved, developing technologies to investigate hair bundle mechanics and the role of the membrane in force translation. In addition, we are investigating sensory cell afferent fiber communication using genetically encoded sensors as well as in vivo imaging techniques.

Research Scientist

We are looking for a candidate to take on general lab maintenance and oversight. In particularly working with our mouse colony. Opportunities for research experience are available and will be based on the candidates’ motivation. Some lab experience is preferred. A minimum two-year commitment is expected for this opportunity.

Stanford University and the Department of Otolarynology

We are a highly collaborative group of scientists that includes both basic and clinical scientists who cover a broad range of research interests including genetics, molecular biology, computation, cell biology, development and regenerative approaches. We also have a shared core facility including state of the art imaging technologies and auditory testing capabilities. All employees have access to resources and can work across laboratories.

More Ricci Lab Details at: https://riccilab.stanford.edu/

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