Post-Doc Research Associate

Posting Information

Post‑Doc Research Associate – Temporary, Full Time 40 hours per week. 12‑month appointment.

The work conducted by the Postdoc will include investigating the biochemical and molecular networks underlying T cell function during immune regulation and disease, by combining mouse models and biochemical, molecular, genetic, multi‑omics, and immunological approaches. Specifically, the postdoc will study how helper T cell differentiation is regulated to contribute to normal immunological responses and diseases including autoimmunity, inflammation, and cancer.

PhD in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Genetics or closely related field.

PhD level research experience.

PhD level research experience.

No specific special physical or mental requirements listed.

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