10 postdoctoral uni jobs at University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in united-states-of-America
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seminars featuring trainee presentations and program retreats. Serve as a mentor and provide stimulating educational experience for graduate, postdoctoral and other trainees in the department. Serve in
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initiatives, including working with all HDR principal investigators and postdoctoral trainees and/or their designee, following established departmental procedures. * Coordinates the submission and review
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procedures. Plans and conducts the training of staffs, students and postdoctoral fellows for the research knowledge and techniques of the lab. Communicates and collaborates with staffs and investigators
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for learning. MD Anderson Cancer Center is a top-rated hospital in cancer care in the United States. The institute offers active graduate and postdoctoral training programs and the unmatched scientific
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, postdoctoral fellows and clinical fellows in the fundamentals of tumor biology to improve the outcomes of patients with malignancies. The department has built a program with close ties to many clinical
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to Professor. Requirements: Education: Doctorate-level degree in a field appropriate to faculty role and department mission. Education: At least 2 years as postdoctoral fellow or Instructor, required
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contracts submission initiatives, to include working with all HDR principal investigators (PIs) and postdoctoral trainees and/or their designee following established departmental procedures. • Engage in
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Research Design and Implementation • Interacts with the principal investigators, postdoctoral fellows and other research personnel in communicating experimental design and results. • Live imaging of animals
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PhD in Organic Chemistry, postdoctoral experience in organic synthesis and 10-15 years of experience working in biopharma company medicinal chemistry labs. Strong knowledge of contemporary synthetic
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, postdoctoral fellows and clinical fellows in the fundamentals of tumor biology to improve the outcomes of patients with malignancies. The department has built a program with close ties to many clinical