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the Department of Hematological Malignancies Translational Science, Department of Pediatrics, and Gehr Family Center for Leukemia Research. You will directly work on the following projects: 1) Development
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medicine, vascular biology, bioengineering, and data science, Dr. Chen leads an active research program focused on epigenetics, RNA and chromatin biology and endothelial stress response. Her team integrates
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, molecular biology, cell biology, immunology, and in vivo model systems. For more information about Dr. Zhaohui Gu’s lab, please visit: https://gu-lab.net and https://www.cityofhope.org/Zhaohui-Gu As a
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talented scientists for two postdoctoral scholar positions. Our interdisciplinary research program focuses on developing prophylactic and therapeutic vaccines and immunotherapies against oncogenic gamma
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models. · Experience with bioinformatics, single-cell sequencing analysis, spatial biology, or computational data analysis is desirable but not required. · Proven scientific productivity
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novel cancer therapy at the interface of science and translation to the clinic and publish high-impact journals. A commitment to the program for a minimum of three years. City of Hope employees pay is
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multiple PET/CT scanners, and radiation delivery systems including PET-guided radiation therapy. Your qualifications should include: A PhD in Physics, Engineering, Computer Science, or related field
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that favor epithelial cells harboring somatic mutations commonly associated with breast cancer. This work will integrate computational modeling with experimental cell and tissue biology to investigate how
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pancreatic cancer with important biologic and clinical implications. As a successful candidate you will: Focus on cancer genomics and personalized medicine, with responsibilities that include computational
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epigenomic, single-cell, and spatial biology approaches to uncover fundamental mechanisms of islet development and disease. Dr. Dhawan’s multidisciplinary, NIH funded program offers the opportunity to lead