Description The Fan lab at Morgridge Institute for Research and University of Wisconsin-Madison is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow to study the metabolism of macrophages and neutrophils. The successful candidate will join a dynamic, interdisciplinary team investigating the dynamic metabolic regulation during immune cell activation and how metabolic pathways influence immune cell function. Key Responsibilities: • Design and conduct experiments to characterize metabolic remodeling coupled to immune response and mechanistically investigate metabolism-function connections in macrophages and neutrophils • Employ cellular, molecular, and biochemical approaches, including genome editing (CRISPR/Cas9), metabolomics and isotopic tracing, immune function essays, transcriptomic analyses etc. • Analyze data, interpret results, and prepare manuscripts and presentations. • Collaborate with team members and contribute to ongoing lab projects. • Potentially mentor junior graduate or undergraduate trainees as needed. Requirements • Ph.D. in Biochemistry, molecular biology, cell biology or a related field (completed or near completion). • Strong background in immunology and cell metabolism preferred. • Demonstrated skills in some of the relevant areas including molecular biology, immune cell function profiling, genetics, or omics-based techniques. • Familiarity to establish mouse model for inflammatory conditions is a plus • Excellent communication, organization, and teamwork abilities. • Scientific rigor and critical thinking skills • Record of scholarly productivity with peer-reviewed publications. To apply, please submit the following materials via our website: • Cover letter describing your research experience and career goals • Curriculum vitae • Names and contact information for three references Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Start date is flexible, with Fall 2026 preferred.