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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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, shaping the future of medicine through cutting-edge research. We are seeking a highly motivated and creative Postdoctoral Fellow to join our multidisciplinary research program investigating the molecular
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highly translational research program focused on immunology, neuroinflammation, and therapeutic innovation for malignant brain tumors. Investigate the role of myeloid-derived cells, neuroinflammation, and
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multidisciplinary research integrates molecular biology, pharmacology, genomics, computational biology, and translational oncology to identify actionable signaling networks and develop predictive biomarkers
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Informatics to strengthen data quality, streamline workflows, and expand system capabilities so biospecimens are received, tracked, reported, and shipped accurately across sites. As a successful candidate you
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proposals, managing deliverables, and representing the research program through publications, presentations, and external collaborations · Support project design and management. Oversee and advance
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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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Hope, a nationally ranked NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Fellow or Staff Scientist to join our translational prostate cancer research program
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-edge research. We are seeking a highly motivated and creative Postdoctoral Fellow to join our multidisciplinary research program investigating the molecular mechanisms by which the circadian clock