Thanks Kate!

If you are a motivated and curious scientist eager to drive independent projects within a collaborative environment, please do not hesitate to reach out at [email protected]. Kindly re-post this opportunity amongst your professional networks.

This is a unique opportunity to lead exciting projects and play an active role in shaping the lab culture, with a chance to apply a multidisciplinary toolkit (biochemistry, proteomics, genetics, and structural biology) to address exciting questions in translational control.

Thanks Junjie!

Thanks Michael!

Thanks Kamena!

Thanks Leo!

Likewise - thanks Brenda!

Thanks Charles!

Thanks Daniel!

Thanks Andi!

Thanks Judi!

Thanks Heather!

Thanks Ahmad!

It is an honor to return to the institution where I began my scientific journey. As I embark on establishing my lab, I approach this opportunity with excitement and humility. My goal is to train the next generation of scientists, paying forward the mentorship and support that shaped my career.

I take this opportunity to thank my postdoc and PhD advisors, Rachel Green and Brenda Bass @bbass.bsky.social who took great care to train me well, to my funding agencies NIGMS and @jcchildsfund.bsky.social for supporting my work, and to my family and close friends for their unconditional support.

The lab will employ multidisciplinary approaches to study cellular responses to translation #stress and #proteotoxicity. We seek to identify quality control and signaling pathways triggered by ribotoxic stress and develop therapeutic strategies to target these pathways in #cancer and #aging cells.

We are hiring at all levels, so please help spread the word! #RNAsky #ribosomes #signaling #translation sinha.biochem.utah.edu/join