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, genomics and developmental biology techniques to understand growth and development of plant stem cell populations, using Arabidopsis and maize as model systems. The position will involve assisting in maize
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effort, employing various techniques including cell culture, biochemical assays, protein synthesis, purification and chemical modifications etc. The position will also be responsible for general laboratory
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completed PhD and postdoc training in biomedical sciences, preferably in cancer biology, stem cell biology, epigenetics, metabolism, microbiome and/or immunology. We are looking for an experienced and highly
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, organizing experimental databases, protocol optimization, tissue preparation for experimental analyses (e.g., flow cytometry, sequencing), tissue immunostaining and microscopy, cell culture, PCR and molecular
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procurement. Position Requirements EDUCATION: Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Sciences EXPERIENCE: The candidate should have prior experience working in a molecular biology, cell biology laboratory
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biobank with tissue specimens, autologous patient-derived organoids and immune cell co-culture systems from patients across diverse ancestries. Position Responsibilities We are looking for a highly
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highly motivated to define fundamental mechanisms underlying malignancy and translate these findings towards the clinic. Position Requirements Proficiency in genetic modification, cell & molecular biology
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studies we develop and combine novel somatic mouse models of cancer and cell-based therapeutics such as our recently developed senolytic CAR T cells. Position Responsibilities Essential responsibilities
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. The Technician will assist the Principal Investigator in executing non-routine and complex experiments with minimal supervision. The ideal candidate will work on developing and applying advanced single-cell
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to lead a project focusing on methods to measure non-canonical post-translational modification and on defining their functional role in cancer and normal cell homeostasis. In addition, the postdoctoral