Exosomes likely mediate many of the observed benefits of regenerative cell-based therapies. Our exosome program aims to leverage the potential of exosomes to repair aged and damaged tissues.
With ICR, you’ll get to:
Contribute to our expanding range of translational preventive and regenerative medicine work with exosomes from different source cells, including iPSCs and many iPSC-derived cell types like MSCs, HSCs, NSCs, astrocytes and others as well as many different primary cell types
- Dive deep into exosome content analysis for highly practical purposes such as engineering “flavors” of exosomes that might be better at certain tasks
- Lead exosome engineering projects to produce and test novel targeted payloads
Please apply if you have:
An advanced degree in biomedical science with exosome biology research experience
- The desire to work with cutting-edge technologies to harness the untapped potential of exosomes in many different aspects of aging biology and regenerative medicine. Examples include but are not limited to: vascular rejuvenation/atherosclerosis, peripheral nerve repair/regeneration, cartilage and tendon regeneration, immune system rejuvenation, CNS and PNS neuroprotection, tissue-specific repair, skin repair/rejuvenation, wound healing
Ideally, you’ll also have:
Knowledge and understanding of the worldwide therapeutic exosome development landscape
- General and working knowledge of aging biology, adult stem cells, regenerative and personalized medicine
And you’ll need:
The ability to work in the United States without sponsorship
- To have a friendly, easygoing personality