Graduate Research Fellow — Cancer DNA Repair Lab
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Research/Development
Research Assistant/Associate, Clinical Research, Research Scientist -
Healthcare
Clinical Research
The Duke University School of Medicine Lan Lab seeks a dedicated researcher to study targeting R-loops in glioblastoma (GBM). The incumbent will perform key experiments and contribute to manuscript preparation for Nature Communications.
This full-time position requires a BA or BS and active involvement in graduate research sponsored by a Duke faculty member; the lab offers a collaborative environment and access to cutting-edge cancer biology resources.
We have an opening for a Graduate Research Fellow — Cancer DNA Repair Lab in Durham, NC, United States within Human Resources, Bio & Pharmacology & Health.
The Graduate Research Fellow — Cancer DNA Repair Lab role at Duke University is now open for applications in Durham, NC, United States.
Join us at Duke University as our next Graduate Research Fellow — Cancer DNA Repair Lab in Durham, NC, United States.
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