About the current position: We are looking for motivated postdocs with an enthusiasm to uncover fundamental mechanisms of gene transcriptional control and their dysregulation in diseases. For one of the open positions, the focus is on glioblastoma (GBM), one of the deadliest cancer types without effective targeted therapy. The other position focuses on Alzheimer’s disease (AD), a leading health problem in aging population. The candidates will focus on using epigenetic tools (such as ChIP-Seq, Cut&Run, Hi-C, and single cell multi-omics) to study gene and genome regulation, and the roles of ncRNAs in GBM or AD. Our lab provides ample opportunities for collaboration within the Texas Medical Center, the largest Medical Center in the world. As a member of the NIH 4D nucleome (4DN) program), our lab offers postdocs many opportunities to attend 4DN consortium group meetings, and exposure to world frontiers of 3D genome research. These opportunities will be highly beneficial for the candidates’ research career. Competitive salary and benefits will be provided. In terms of location, Houston is a rapidly growing city with a vibrant culture, offers an ideal environment for life and career.