Interested in cell division in tissues in vivo? Curious about how the mammalian brain grows so fast and why it is so vulnerable to mutations affecting cell division? The Dwyer Lab in the Department of Cell Biology at the University of Virginia seeks a Postdoctoral Research Associate to work on exciting new projects about the genes and mechanisms underlying normal and abnormal brain development. Funded projects focus on 1) how precise regulation of cytokinetic abscission in neural stem cells affects cell fate, cilia, and signaling pathways. 2) new mouse mutants with novel brain development phenotypes. To apply please email Dr. Dwyer or message her in LinkedIn or apply at UVA's Workday web page to posting "R0032622".