Dual-Mentor Postdoc: DNA Damage & Cancer Research

University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Elkins Hills (NC); On-site; USD 55,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and vision coverage

Paid leave

Professional development

Job summary

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill invites applications for a Post-Doc Research Associate in the Vaziri-Bowser labs. The successful candidate will investigate fundamental mechanisms of the DNA damage response and cell cycle regulation, with implications for genome stability and cancer biology.

The role offers dual mentorship and industry-relevant exposure through UNC collaborations. We seek MD or PhD holders in biological sciences with experience in DNA damage and cell cycle fields.

Qualifications

• MD or PhD in a biological science or related discipline.
• Experience in DNA damage and cell cycle fields.

Responsibilities

• Investigate mechanisms of DNA damage response and cell cycle regulation.
• Collaborate across labs and with UNC centers to advance cancer biology research.
• Contribute to manuscript preparation and data presentation.

Skills

Communication

Data analysis

Statistics

Leadership

Collaboration

Independence

Project management

Professionalism

Education

MD or PhD in biological science

Tools

GraphPad Prism

Adobe Illustrator

Job description

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill invites applications for a Post-Doc Research Associate in the Vaziri-Bowser labs. The successful candidate will investigate fundamental mechanisms of the DNA damage response and cell cycle regulation, with implications for genome stability and cancer biology.

The role offers dual mentorship and industry-relevant exposure through UNC collaborations. We seek MD or PhD holders in biological sciences with experience in DNA damage and cell cycle fields.