Assistant Professor - Bioengineering - Mechanobiology

Company: Center for Watershed Protection
Location: Boston
Posted on: November 7, 2024

Job Description:

The Department of Bioengineering seeks applications for a position at the Assistant Professor level from interdisciplinary faculty candidates with research interests focused on Mechanobiology. Appointments will be primarily in the College of Engineering within the Department of Bioengineering. The University and the College of Engineering are in the midst of a significant, multi-year expansion in size and scope, including faculty, facilities, and programs within several disciplines and across disciplinary boundaries. The Bioengineering Department has extensive expertise in Mechanobiology, and the University has made significant investments in this area with the establishment of the new Institute for Mechanobiology. We are seeking a candidate who will strengthen our expertise in Mechanobiology by working collaboratively with current faculty at the Department and the Institute and building a nationally recognizable research program. Applicants should articulate how their mechanobiology-themed research could advance fundamental and translational aspects. Successful applications will clearly demonstrate how their proposed research and educational goals can translate into tangible benefits for public health, technology development, or other societal needs. Areas of research that would be of interest include (but are not limited to) mechanobiology of aging, immuno-mechanobiology, and biomaterial-mechanobiology. Mechanobiology research in the Bioengineering Department interconnects closely with other focused areas within the Department: synthetic biology, diagnostic imaging and computational biology, and cell/molecular engineering. Mechanobiology is a foundational science to medicine and health, one of the three pillars of research at Northeastern University. This position requires at least a Ph.D., or foreign equivalent, in an engineering, bioengineering, chemical engineering, biology, chemistry, or related field by the employment start date. For the application to be complete it must include a curriculum vitae; a description of research interests and objectives; a teaching statement; a diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging statement that addresses the prompts described below; and at least three reference letters. Review of applications will begin on November 15, 2024.
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