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design of solid-tumor targeted CAR constructs with improved persistence and potency. For more information on Dr. Leo Wang’s research, please visit here . As a successful candidate, you will: Design and
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of the Brain Tumor Program's research goals through continuous self-education and active participation in conferences, seminars, and literature review. Assist in project design and grant writing, managing
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/surgeons to plan, design, and execute computational analyses. Advance the integration of multi-omics and clinical datasets to uncover mechanisms of tumor evolution, therapeutic resistance, and potential
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ranging from underserved human communities to naturally occurring canine and chicken cancers. This position requires the employee to be a lab leader and perform all duties related to experimental design and
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alternative approaches to improve the quality of results by providing input to overall research design. Trains lab staff in specialized procedures, equipment, and theoretical concepts behind unique tests. May
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providing input to overall research design. Trains lab staff in specialized procedures, equipment and theoretical concepts behind unique tests. May contribute to the preparation of manuscripts by describing
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biostatistics/statistics or similar field. Experience in designing and analyzing clinical trials, including co‐authoring grant proposals, protocols and peer‐ reviewed publications. Ability to support broad pre
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approaches to improve the quality of results by providing input to overall research design. Train lab staff in specialized procedures, equipment, and theoretical concepts behind unique tests. May contribute
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design of solid-tumor targeted CAR constructs with improved persistence and potency. For more information on Dr. Leo Wang's research, please visit here . As a successful candidate, you will: Design and
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alternative approaches to improve the quality of results by providing input to overall research design. Train lab staff in specialized procedures, equipment and theoretical concepts behind unique tests. May