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Some U.S. national-lab postdoc postings list much higher nominal annual pay than the FY2026 NIH NRSA zero-year stipend—but these are specific openings, not a representative salary study. For example, NIH lists a $63,480 NRSA zero-year stipend. A Los Alamos theoretical-immunology postdoc posting lists $97,000 starting pay for a new graduate. A Lawrence Livermore AI/ML computational-biology postdoc posting lists $123,048 annually and explicitly includes publishing in peer-reviewed journals. Before signing a postdoc offer, search the lab’s own jobs page and compare the actual role, location, benefits, eligibility and facility-access requirements. The NIH figure is a stipend, not a national average university salary; postings can change or close. Official sources: https://www.grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-26-044.html ; https://lanl.jobs/search/jobdetails/theoretical-immunology-postdoctoral-researcher/99ed38f8-1d7f-4899-8e73-261036a46d02 ; https://www.llnl.gov/join-our-team/careers/find-your-job/entry-level/machine%20learning/3743990013563686
Some U.S. national-lab postdoc postings list much higher nominal annual pay than the FY2026 NIH NRSA zero-year stipend—but these are specific openings, not a representative salary study. For example, NIH lists a $63,480 NRSA zero-year stipend. A Los Alamos theoretical-immunology postdoc posting lists $97,000 starting pay for a new graduate. A Lawrence Livermore AI/ML computational-biology postdoc posting lists $123,048 annually and explicitly includes publishing in peer-reviewed journals. Before signing a postdoc offer, search the lab’s own jobs page and compare the actual role, location, benefits, eligibility and facility-access requirements. The NIH figure is a stipend, not a national average university salary; postings can change or close. Official sources: https://www.grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-26-044.html ; https://lanl.jobs/search/jobdetails/theoretical-immunology-postdoctoral-researcher/99ed38f8-1d7f-4899-8e73-261036a46d02 ; https://www.llnl.gov/join-our-team/careers/find-your-job/entry-level/machine%20learning/3743990013563686
It's plan a to e...i cannot fail 💪😆 #explore #postdoc
It's plan a to e...i cannot fail 💪😆 #explore #postdoc
🌍 4-YEAR JOINT POSTDOC OPPORTUNITY IN GERMANY & ISRAEL! If you’ve completed your PhD and want to expand your research internationally, take a look at the Max Planck–Weizmann Joint Postdoctoral Programme. 🔬 Research fields include: • Life Sciences • Chemistry & Physics • Earth Sciences • Mathematics & Computer Science • Social and Human Sciences 🎓 What makes this programme different? 📍 4 years of postdoctoral research 🇩🇪 2 years at a participating Max Planck Institute in Germany 🇮🇱 2 years at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel 💰 Funding & benefits Your financial package depends on your institution and experience level. 🇩🇪 During the Max Planck phase: Salaried employment under German postdoctoral guidelines, including health, pension and other social benefits. 🇮🇱 During the Weizmann phase: An annual tax-exempt fellowship, with family health insurance and additional benefits. ✈️ The programme also provides an annual €3,000 travel allowance, relocation support and housing-related benefits. Exact terms depend on the applicable arrangements. 🌍 Who can apply? ✔️ Applicants of any nationality ✔️ Researchers in eligible scientific and research fields ✔️ Candidates who begin the programme within 4 years of completing their PhD or MD ✔️ Applicants able to develop a collaborative project with researchers at BOTH institutions ⚠️ You must contact potential hosts at both institutions before applying. Your project cannot be conducted in collaboration with your PhD advisor. 📄 What documents do you need? • Detailed academic CV, including publications • At least 3 recommendation letters • Support letter(s) from both host researchers • Research statement of up to 2 pages • A plan explaining how your four years will be divided between the institutions 📅 Application deadline: 21 December 2026 🚀 Expected start: March–September 2027 🔗 Comment “POSTDOC” and I’ll send you the official application link! Save this for your next research career move! 🔬🌍 #indianlifeabroad#phdstudentlife#paris#germany#israel
🌍 4-YEAR JOINT POSTDOC OPPORTUNITY IN GERMANY & ISRAEL! If you’ve completed your PhD and want to expand your research internationally, take a look at the Max Planck–Weizmann Joint Postdoctoral Programme. 🔬 Research fields include: • Life Sciences • Chemistry & Physics • Earth Sciences • Mathematics & Computer Science • Social and Human Sciences 🎓 What makes this programme different? 📍 4 years of postdoctoral research 🇩🇪 2 years at a participating Max Planck Institute in Germany 🇮🇱 2 years at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel 💰 Funding & benefits Your financial package depends on your institution and experience level. 🇩🇪 During the Max Planck phase: Salaried employment under German postdoctoral guidelines, including health, pension and other social benefits. 🇮🇱 During the Weizmann phase: An annual tax-exempt fellowship, with family health insurance and additional benefits. ✈️ The programme also provides an annual €3,000 travel allowance, relocation support and housing-related benefits. Exact terms depend on the applicable arrangements. 🌍 Who can apply? ✔️ Applicants of any nationality ✔️ Researchers in eligible scientific and research fields ✔️ Candidates who begin the programme within 4 years of completing their PhD or MD ✔️ Applicants able to develop a collaborative project with researchers at BOTH institutions ⚠️ You must contact potential hosts at both institutions before applying. Your project cannot be conducted in collaboration with your PhD advisor. 📄 What documents do you need? • Detailed academic CV, including publications • At least 3 recommendation letters • Support letter(s) from both host researchers • Research statement of up to 2 pages • A plan explaining how your four years will be divided between the institutions 📅 Application deadline: 21 December 2026 🚀 Expected start: March–September 2027 🔗 Comment “POSTDOC” and I’ll send you the official application link! Save this for your next research career move! 🔬🌍 #indianlifeabroad#phdstudentlife#paris#germany#israel
The kind of stable, sustained support that can transform a career: Our #FreemanHrabowski Scholars Program offers early career faculty up to $10M over 10 years, including salary & benefits. Postdoc? This year’s competition has a program for you, too. Applications open Nov. 3! Spread the word — link in bio for more.
The kind of stable, sustained support that can transform a career: Our #FreemanHrabowski Scholars Program offers early career faculty up to $10M over 10 years, including salary & benefits. Postdoc? This year’s competition has a program for you, too. Applications open Nov. 3! Spread the word — link in bio for more.
Looking for internship, postdoc, or full-time job opportunities that make a positive impact on the world? 🌎 Register for our upcoming Career Connections event and hear lab leaders, researchers, and recruiters discuss our "WE Culture" and ongoing work shaping global advancements in science, energy, and national security: 📅 October 13 - 16 🕐 1:00 - 3:30 PM PDT daily 🔗 Link in bio
Looking for internship, postdoc, or full-time job opportunities that make a positive impact on the world? 🌎 Register for our upcoming Career Connections event and hear lab leaders, researchers, and recruiters discuss our "WE Culture" and ongoing work shaping global advancements in science, energy, and national security: 📅 October 13 - 16 🕐 1:00 - 3:30 PM PDT daily 🔗 Link in bio
🇪🇺 How to Find a Postdoc Abroad? Save this! 🧬🌍 I get so many DMs asking me, “How did you find your postdoc in Finland?” and “Where do I even start looking?” So here’s a starting point. 👇 🔎 Websites I would check regularly: 🇪🇺 EURAXESS — one of the best places to search for research jobs and fellowships across Europe. It lists opportunities from many European countries and allows you to filter by country, field and position. (EURAXESS) 🌍 Nature Careers — research jobs, including postdoctoral positions internationally. 💼 LinkedIn — follow universities, research institutes and PIs in your field and turn on job alerts. 🇬🇧 jobs.ac.uk — useful for UK academic and research positions. 🇳🇱 AcademicTransfer — particularly useful for academic positions in the Netherlands. 🇺🇸 For the US, check individual university career pages, research institutes, NIH-funded labs and discipline-specific job boards. 🇨🇦 For Canada, check university career pages and research institute openings. 🇦🇺 For Australia, university career portals and research institute websites are useful. And one of the most underrated methods: 📩 Email the PI directly. If you find a PI whose research genuinely matches your expertise, don't just send: “Dear Professor, I am looking for a postdoc. Please consider me.” 😂 Instead: 1️⃣ Read their recent research 2️⃣ Identify the connection with your work 3️⃣ Introduce yourself briefly 4️⃣ Mention what you can bring to their group 5️⃣ Attach a focused CV 6️⃣ Ask if they have an available or upcoming postdoc opportunity Also, don't rely on just one website. University and institute career pages can have positions that you won't see on every job portal. I found my own opportunity through research networking and looking for a strong research fit, and that made a huge difference. 💬 If you're currently doing your PhD and planning a postdoc abroad, comment your country + research field and I'll make a more detailed reel on where to search for positions in your field. Save this for your postdoc search! 🔖 #Postdoc #PostdocLife #PostdoctoralRes
🇪🇺 How to Find a Postdoc Abroad? Save this! 🧬🌍 I get so many DMs asking me, “How did you find your postdoc in Finland?” and “Where do I even start looking?” So here’s a starting point. 👇 🔎 Websites I would check regularly: 🇪🇺 EURAXESS — one of the best places to search for research jobs and fellowships across Europe. It lists opportunities from many European countries and allows you to filter by country, field and position. (EURAXESS) 🌍 Nature Careers — research jobs, including postdoctoral positions internationally. 💼 LinkedIn — follow universities, research institutes and PIs in your field and turn on job alerts. 🇬🇧 jobs.ac.uk — useful for UK academic and research positions. 🇳🇱 AcademicTransfer — particularly useful for academic positions in the Netherlands. 🇺🇸 For the US, check individual university career pages, research institutes, NIH-funded labs and discipline-specific job boards. 🇨🇦 For Canada, check university career pages and research institute openings. 🇦🇺 For Australia, university career portals and research institute websites are useful. And one of the most underrated methods: 📩 Email the PI directly. If you find a PI whose research genuinely matches your expertise, don't just send: “Dear Professor, I am looking for a postdoc. Please consider me.” 😂 Instead: 1️⃣ Read their recent research 2️⃣ Identify the connection with your work 3️⃣ Introduce yourself briefly 4️⃣ Mention what you can bring to their group 5️⃣ Attach a focused CV 6️⃣ Ask if they have an available or upcoming postdoc opportunity Also, don't rely on just one website. University and institute career pages can have positions that you won't see on every job portal. I found my own opportunity through research networking and looking for a strong research fit, and that made a huge difference. 💬 If you're currently doing your PhD and planning a postdoc abroad, comment your country + research field and I'll make a more detailed reel on where to search for positions in your field. Save this for your postdoc search! 🔖 #Postdoc #PostdocLife #PostdoctoralRes
Somewhere between “ask the PI” and “figure it out” is a postdoc 🤔 Happy Postdoc Appreciation Week! 💙 #RiceUniversity #Postdoc #lablife #researchlife #research
Somewhere between “ask the PI” and “figure it out” is a postdoc 🤔 Happy Postdoc Appreciation Week! 💙 #RiceUniversity #Postdoc #lablife #researchlife #research
In a new Nature article,Prof. Dr. Hans Clevers, one of our senior leaders, offers unique insights into their important differences and vital synergies between Academia and Industry. He explains “In academia, a young postdoc can come up with a brilliant new insight ‘out of the blue’. Success in pharma often reflects long-term exposure to the complexities of drug development.” Read more in our link in bio.
In a new Nature article,Prof. Dr. Hans Clevers, one of our senior leaders, offers unique insights into their important differences and vital synergies between Academia and Industry. He explains “In academia, a young postdoc can come up with a brilliant new insight ‘out of the blue’. Success in pharma often reflects long-term exposure to the complexities of drug development.” Read more in our link in bio.
Postdoc power 🧠 At Los Alamos, our postdoctoral scientists aren’t just doing research — they’re shaping the future of science.
Postdoc power 🧠 At Los Alamos, our postdoctoral scientists aren’t just doing research — they’re shaping the future of science.
Hoş geldin 🤍 Bu ilk videoda biraz kendimi tanıtmak istedim.(ABONELİK) Ben bir bilim insanıyım. Doktoramı kanser ilaçlarını taşıyan nanoparçacıklar üzerine yaptım. Yayınlarım kanser alanında, hücre çalışmaları ve hayvan deneyleri üzerine. Şu an postdoc yapıyorum. Son zamanlarda ise meta-analiz yazıyorum, yani bir konudaki bütün çalışmaları toplayıp birlikte ne söylediklerine bakıyorum. Hayatımın diğer yarısı ise salonda geçti. 10 yıldır antrenman yapıyorum. Sadece makale okuyan biri olmak istemedim, bu yüzden Avrupa onaylı EREPS Level 3 fitness eğitmenliği eğitimi aldım. Vakit bulursam sırada Level 4 var. Bu alanda laboratuvarda öğrendiğim şeyi, yani bir veriye şüpheyle bakmayı, salondaki sorulara uygulayacağız. Bir makale neden ikna edici, neden değil, ben nerede “bu olmamış” diyorum, hepsini birlikte konuşacağız. Burada olduğun için teşekkür ederim.
Burcu Güngör, PhD
Hoş geldin 🤍 Bu ilk videoda biraz kendimi tanıtmak istedim.(ABONELİK) Ben bir bilim insanıyım. Doktoramı kanser ilaçlarını taşıyan nanoparçacıklar üzerine yaptım. Yayınlarım kanser alanında, hücre çalışmaları ve hayvan deneyleri üzerine. Şu an postdoc yapıyorum. Son zamanlarda ise meta-analiz yazıyorum, yani bir konudaki bütün çalışmaları toplayıp birlikte ne söylediklerine bakıyorum. Hayatımın diğer yarısı ise salonda geçti. 10 yıldır antrenman yapıyorum. Sadece makale okuyan biri olmak istemedim, bu yüzden Avrupa onaylı EREPS Level 3 fitness eğitmenliği eğitimi aldım. Vakit bulursam sırada Level 4 var. Bu alanda laboratuvarda öğrendiğim şeyi, yani bir veriye şüpheyle bakmayı, salondaki sorulara uygulayacağız. Bir makale neden ikna edici, neden değil, ben nerede “bu olmamış” diyorum, hepsini birlikte konuşacağız. Burada olduğun için teşekkür ederim.
Burcu Güngör, PhD
A postdoc in Germany isn’t just the next academic step. It’s where you start shaping the future of your field. 🔬🇩🇪 You’ll learn to lead your own ideas, question what already exists, collaborate across borders, and turn curiosity into real-world knowledge. Along the way, you build more than a CV: you build a global network, deeper expertise, and a career with impact. Because in Germany, research isn’t just a degree. It’s where curiosity becomes contribution.
A postdoc in Germany isn’t just the next academic step. It’s where you start shaping the future of your field. 🔬🇩🇪 You’ll learn to lead your own ideas, question what already exists, collaborate across borders, and turn curiosity into real-world knowledge. Along the way, you build more than a CV: you build a global network, deeper expertise, and a career with impact. Because in Germany, research isn’t just a degree. It’s where curiosity becomes contribution.
As a PhD/postdoc I didn’t even know about this role until I saw it advertised while looking for industry jobs 🤣 The story goes like this - I applied while on maternity leave and got the job - started once I was back. And it was the best decision I’ve made in my career. I didn’t even understand how research became real products - I guess I just thought the science spoke for itself?! Anyway, I think this is the coolest way to build your career and I’m sharing how it works and why you should know about it 🚀 🧬🧪🔬🧫 Hi, I’m Maddie 👋 I did a PhD in immunology, 5+ years as a postdoc (not including 2 maternity leaves!) and then found research commercialisation (tech transfer). Been in this space for 5 years, until recently going all in and working for an early stage biotech. I’m sharing my most strategic plays on how to build a career and develop the skills needed to become financially free from your science degree ✌🏻 Catch you in the next one! Ps comment or DM me with a question and I’ll try answer it in a reel ❤️
As a PhD/postdoc I didn’t even know about this role until I saw it advertised while looking for industry jobs 🤣 The story goes like this - I applied while on maternity leave and got the job - started once I was back. And it was the best decision I’ve made in my career. I didn’t even understand how research became real products - I guess I just thought the science spoke for itself?! Anyway, I think this is the coolest way to build your career and I’m sharing how it works and why you should know about it 🚀 🧬🧪🔬🧫 Hi, I’m Maddie 👋 I did a PhD in immunology, 5+ years as a postdoc (not including 2 maternity leaves!) and then found research commercialisation (tech transfer). Been in this space for 5 years, until recently going all in and working for an early stage biotech. I’m sharing my most strategic plays on how to build a career and develop the skills needed to become financially free from your science degree ✌🏻 Catch you in the next one! Ps comment or DM me with a question and I’ll try answer it in a reel ❤️
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