Postdoctoral Scholar in Cancer Immunology

Join the University of Calgary as a Postdoctoral Scholar, advancing cancer research in immunology and genomics within Dr. H. Lee's Lab. Focus on tumor evolution and novel therapies in multiple myeloma.

This role requires a dedicated individual to support groundbreaking research in the Department of Oncology. You will utilize banked tumor samples and immune cell assays to study how immune pressures influence cancer progression. A robust background in immunology and functional genomics is crucial for your success.

Key Responsibilities:

• Execute gene knock-in/out experimental techniques

• Conduct in vitro and in vivo tumor assays

• Engage in comprehensive literature reviews

• Contribute to research manuscripts and presentations

• Mentor junior lab members in wet-lab skills

Requirements:

• PhD in immunology, cancer biology, or related field

• Strong grasp of cancer biology principles

• Track record of publications within five years

• Experience with PCR, ELISA, and Western blot techniques

• Familiarity with mouse models and CRISPR applications

Further your career by applying your immunology and genomics expertise at the University of Calgary.
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