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Senior Scientist, Membrane Protein Biochemistry (Onsite - 2 Year Fixed Term)
Stanford University
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Stanford, United States
Location
Stanford
Posted
July 08, 2026
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Job Description
**Job Description**
**Life Science Research Professional 3 – (Senior Scientist, Membrane Protein Biochemistry) – Onsite 2 Year Fixed Term**
**About the Rogala Lab**
Situated in a highly dynamic research environment within Stanford University School of Medicine and the Stanford Cancer Institute, the Rogala Laboratory investigates metabolic cell signaling on biological membranes, with particular focus on the mechanistic target of rapamycin (mTOR) pathway, solute carrier (SLC) transporters, and metabolic enzymes. Our research combines protein biochemistry, structural biology (cryo-EM and X-ray crystallography), chemical biology (novel small-molecule binder discovery), and quantitative functional assays to understand how cells sense and transport nutrients and metabolites at the molecular level.
We work at the challenging interface of membrane protein biochemistry and multi-protein complex assembly, developing innovative approaches to reconstitute and vi...
**Life Science Research Professional 3 – (Senior Scientist, Membrane Protein Biochemistry) – Onsite 2 Year Fixed Term**
**About the Rogala Lab**
Situated in a highly dynamic research environment within Stanford University School of Medicine and the Stanford Cancer Institute, the Rogala Laboratory investigates metabolic cell signaling on biological membranes, with particular focus on the mechanistic target of rapamycin (mTOR) pathway, solute carrier (SLC) transporters, and metabolic enzymes. Our research combines protein biochemistry, structural biology (cryo-EM and X-ray crystallography), chemical biology (novel small-molecule binder discovery), and quantitative functional assays to understand how cells sense and transport nutrients and metabolites at the molecular level.
We work at the challenging interface of membrane protein biochemistry and multi-protein complex assembly, developing innovative approaches to reconstitute and vi...