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, shaping the future of medicine through cutting-edge research. An exciting opportunity is available in the laboratory of Dr. Heather McGee, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor in the Departments of Radiation
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should include: · PhD with a strong background and profound knowledge in the field of either molecular biology, immunology, cancer biology, genetics, experience in sequencing or protein structural
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. Your qualifications should include: · PhD degree biological sciences or related field and have a demonstrable record of accomplishments, peer-reviewed publications and extramural funding in
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harvesting (spleen, bone marrow, liver, etc.) Your qualifications should include: · PhD or M.D. · Preferred experience with molecular signaling, cancer biology, leukemia, and extensive murine
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. · Master's or PhD degree in biology or chemistry preferred. · Experience in biotechnology or pharmaceutical industry. · Proficiency in cell viability, Flow Cytometry Assays, ELISA, RT-PCR, and
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close collaboration with other team members and external partners from academia and industry. Train and supervise technical staff. Your qualifications should include: Recent PhD in the field of either
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interpretation and editing/writing manuscript text to meet publication standards. Your qualifications should include: PhD in biology, biochemistry, or related life science OR Master’s degree with a minimum of
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, experience and skills required for consideration: Recent PhD, MD or MD/PhD, with a strong background and profound knowledge in the field of oncology, cancer biology, immunology or immunotherapy. Ability
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opportunity is available in the laboratory of Dr. Heather McGee, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor in the Departments of Radiation Oncology and Immuno-Oncology. The focus of the lab is to understand how radiation
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applications. · PhD or MD in biological sciences with a strong interest in translational research. Preference will be given to candidates with expertise in the study of hematopoiesis and biology of HSPC