Pediatric Brain Tumor Research – On Campus
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Research/Development
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Washington University in St. Louis is seeking candidates to join the Neurology lab focused on understanding why children develop brain tumors. The role involves work with genetically engineered mice and human induced pluripotent stem cells to uncover mechanisms of tumor formation and progression.
The position emphasizes collaboration within a vibrant research team, with duties including laboratory experiments, data collection, and recordkeeping in a campus setting.
As a Pediatric Brain Tumor Research Opportunity – On Campus, you will play an important part at Washington University in St. Louis in MO, United States.
Take a moment to read everything above and see whether this role is right for you.
This posting is for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Research Opportunity – On Campus role at Washington University in St. Louis, based in MO, United States.
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