Research Associate in Cancer Evolution

Join Dr. Holly Lee's Lab at the University of Calgary as a Postdoctoral Scholar. This role emphasizes cancer genomics and the impact of immune pressure on tumor evolution.

As a part of the Cumming School of Medicine, you will engage in innovative research concerning multiple myeloma. This one-year position involves working with primary tumors and various genomic data, requiring comprehensive expertise in functional genomics and immunology. Your insight could lead to breakthroughs in understanding therapy resistance.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design gene editing experiments using CRISPR

• Perform assays with primary immune cells and tumor lines

• Conduct thorough literature reviews

• Prepare scientific papers and presentations

• Train and mentor junior lab members

Requirements:

• PhD in relevant scientific areas (molecular biology, immunology)

• Strong background in cancer research

• Solid first-author publication record

• Experience in cell culture and cytotoxicity assays

• Hands-on skills with flow cytometry and molecular cloning

Expand your research portfolio while contributing to significant cancer studies focused on immunology and genomics.
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