3 polymer-phd positions at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

The Eshelman Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellowship in Pharmaceutical Sciences

nanoparticle drug delivery for cancer therapy and its application in clinical settings, PK modeling to optimize immunomodulatory cancer therapies, and designing/testing new polymer-based mRNA drug delivery

Post-Doc Research Associate - Dr. Brudno's lab

, materials science and immunology for production and usage of genetically modified T cells, including CAR T cells. Minimum Education and Experience Requirements PhD in in Biochemistry, or Molecualr Biology or

Soft Matter Characterization Facilities Coordinator

of experience or an MSc or PHD in chemistry, polymer science, materials science, or engineering for candidates demonstrating comparable independent instructional or educational activities related to laboratory