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Chan (Biostatistics & Bioinformatics, Duke University) Dr. John Hickey (Biomedical Engineering, Duke University) Dr. Jessica Conway (Mathematics & Biology, Penn State University) Dr. Elliott SoRelle
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background in molecular biology and cell biology. Experience working with animal models. Demonstrated scientific curiosity, initiative, and commitment to research excellence. Ability to work independently
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multidisciplinary translational neuro-oncology research program focused on immunotherapy, biomarker discovery, and spatial biology. In this role, you will help advance innovative research embedded within investigator
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candidates will also have demonstrated experience in at least one of the following areas: chemical biology, microbiology, cell biology, pathogen disease research, computational approaches to drug design
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effectively with investigators, laboratory personnel, clinicians, and interdisciplinary research partners. What You'll Bring: PhD in a relevant scientific discipline such as Cell Biology, Molecular Biology
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cancer models and patient-centered translational approaches to define mechanisms that regulate treatment response, immune evasion, and disease progression. Candidates with experience in cancer biology
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. or equivalent doctorate (e.g. Sc.D., M.D., D.V.M.) Preferred Qualifications:. A PhD or MD/PhD (or equivalent) in biological sciences Strong research background in cell biology, molecular biology, mouse models
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to understanding the fundamental mechanisms that drive cancer development, treatment response, and therapeutic resistance. By combining cutting-edge molecular biology, functional genomics, and translational research
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. Postdoctoral Associate Positions in Regeneration Genomics Diao Lab, Duke University School of Medicine The Diao Lab in the Department of Cell Biology at Duke University School of Medicine has multiple openings
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proteostasis, cytoskeletal dynamics, and ferroptotic cell death. This collaborative work combines biochemistry, chemical biology, cell signaling, live-cell imaging, and organotypic brain slice models to dissect