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, shaping the future of medicine through cutting-edge research. A Postdoctoral Fellow is available in the lab of Dr. Sarah Shuck. You will provide scientific leadership for an NIH-funded research program
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eligible for NIH T32 postdoctoral training fellowship in the DNA-damage-response-and-oncogenic-signaling program. Your qualifications should include: PhD in Cancer Biology, Molecular Biology, Stem Cell
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: · Design and conduct independent and collaborative research projects focused on pancreatic islet biology and physiology. · Perform functional studies using isolated islets, dispersed cells, and
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cells with high-throughput screening and protein engineering approaches developed in the lab, and develop novel cancer immunotherapies targeting metastatic cancer cells. Cancer immunotherapy is one
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discovery program focused on a redox-sensitive regulatory protein at the intersection of cellular stress responses, inflammation, and metabolic disease, including diabetes. This project aims to develop first
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discovery program focused on a metabolic enzyme that plays a central role in cholesterol homeostasis and bile acid synthesis, with direct implications for metabolic disease and cardiometabolic risk. As a
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. · Perform in vitro and in vivo studies to evaluate molecular imaging agents. · Conduct cell culture, molecular biology, and small-animal PET/CT imaging studies as appropriate. · Analyze
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, and large-scale data analysis and computational biology. For more information about Dr. Chen’s lab, please visit here. As a successful candidate, you will: Engage in a variety of advanced techniques