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team dedicated to advancing our understanding of rare pediatric inflammatory muscle diseases through cutting-edge bioengineering and translational science. Working alongside clinician-scientist
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neurologists, neurosurgeons, sleep medicine specialists, engineers, and data scientists, you will have the opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking discoveries while expanding your scientific expertise in a
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qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods research. Contribute to federally funded and investigator-initiated research projects. Analyze data and prepare manuscripts for peer-reviewed journals. Assist with
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their work at national conferences, mentor junior researchers, and develop the skills and preliminary data needed for an independent research career in any sector. Choose Duke. Scientists with strong
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, cellular, and biochemical experiments. Utilize animal models to study retinal biology and disease processes. Collect, analyze, and interpret experimental data to support scientific discovery. Scientific
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-initiated clinical trials for glioblastoma and other primary brain tumors while developing your own mentored research portfolio. You will work alongside leading clinicians, scientists, surgeons, pathologists
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development toward faculty, independent investigator, staff scientist, or senior research leadership pathways. Work alongside leading experts in cancer population health, health disparities, and data science
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. You will be co-mentored by Dr. Jason Somarelli, a PhD basic scientist, Dr. Andrew Armstrong, an MD medical oncologist. Minimum Requirements: PhD degree with a background in cancer immunology, prostate
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will help drive innovative research with the potential to improve human health. In this role, you'll work alongside scientists, trainees, and research partners in a dynamic environment that values
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, and Radiation Response, you will join a collaborative and innovative team led by physician-scientist Dr. Christine Eyler in the Department of Radiation Oncology. Our laboratory is dedicated