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homeostasis and cancer risk. Our research uniquely centers on normal breast biology as a foundation for cancer prevention, integrating advanced mouse models, organoid systems, lineage tracing, and single-cell
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entail genetic manipulation of bacterial pathogens, molecular biology, protein purification and characterization, tissue culture, models of infectious disease, and bioinformatics. The successful candidate
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., antibody conjugation for HSC targeting). Perform dynamic light scattering (DLS), zeta potential, and RiboGreen RNA concentration analyses to characterize nanoparticles. Molecular and Cellular Biology Utilize
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in mouse models, cell biology, and molecular biology is preferred. Please send a cover letter describing research interests and accomplishments, CV and the names and addresses of three references
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newly-developed compounds and approaches to inhibit essential childhood cancer dependencies. With a general background in cancer biology, pharmacology, and/or chemical biology, the ideal candidate would
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. amino acid and lipid metabolism), signaling pathways (e.g. mTOR and nutrient signaling), and systems-level regulatory networks that regulate basic T cell and dendritic cell biology and antitumor immunity
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of tissue integrity and tumor immune evasion at the molecular, cellular, and organismal levels. Highly motivated candidates with recently obtained Ph.D.s or equivalent degrees in immunology, molecular biology
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the development and application of advanced optical imaging and microscopy methods. The Hillman Lab brings together researchers from physics, engineering, and biology in a collaborative and intellectually open
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molecular mechanisms by which endocytic structures remove damaged proteins in human physiology and neurodegenerative disorders. Successful candidates will have: A PhD in cell biology, neuroscience, or related
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. amino acid and lipid metabolism), signaling pathways (e.g. mTOR and nutrient signaling), and systems-level regulatory networks that regulate basic T cell and dendritic cell biology and antitumor immunity