Postdoc Fellow: Cancer Cell Signaling & Proteomics
Listed on 2026-10-20
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Research/Development
Research Scientist -
Healthcare
Washington University School of Medicine’s Major Laboratory in St. Louis seeks creative postdoctoral fellows to dissect signaling mechanisms in cancer using quantitative proteomics, functional genomics, and chemical biology.
Fellows will design independent projects, gain training on advanced mass spectrometry, work with organoids, mice and patient samples, and receive mentorship to launch independent careers.
The following opportunity is for a Postdoc Fellow:
Cancer Cell Signaling & Proteomics with Washington University in St. Louis.
This opportunity is part of our work in Bio & Pharmacology & Health, Other.
The advertised compensation is 55.000 - 75.000.
We aim to respond to suitable candidates as soon as possible.
Full responsibilities and requirements are described in the listing above.
Learn more about the Postdoc Fellow:
Cancer Cell Signaling & Proteomics role in the description above.
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