Interdisciplinary Cancer Nanotech Postdoc Fellow

NanoHelp; Chapel Hill (NC); On-site; USD 63,000 - 77,000; Full time

Job summary

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill invites applications for a T32 Postdoctoral Trainee position in the Carolina Cancer Nanotechnology Training Program (C-CNTP). The program is NIH/NCI-sponsored and combines physical and biomedical sciences to train researchers in cancer nanotechnology over a mentored two-year period.

The role emphasizes developing interdisciplinary research with co-mentors, presenting findings, and contributing to outreach activities, with a competitive salary range and

Qualifications

• PhD/MD/MD-PhD in a relevant discipline (medical sciences, pharmacy, chemistry, biomedical sciences, nanotechnology, cancer biology or related).
• Demonstrate strong academic performance and relevant publications.
• Experience with postdoctoral research and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Conduct mentored postdoctoral research in cancer nanotechnology and related interdisciplinary fields.
• Work with co-mentors from physical and biomedical sciences to develop and implement a research project.
• Formulate research questions, design methodologies and carry out research activities.
• Contribute to research addressing cancer-related challenges through nanotechnology and related approaches.
• Participate in specialist workshops and training courses covering cancer nanotechnology.
• Prepare scientific manuscripts, research reports and grant-related materials.
• Present research findings through posters, oral presentations and other academic activities.
• Contribute to interdisciplinary collaboration and relevant outreach activities.

Education

PhD/MD/MD-PhD in relevant discipline

Job description

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill invites applications for a T32 Postdoctoral Trainee position in the Carolina Cancer Nanotechnology Training Program (C-CNTP). The program is NIH/NCI-sponsored and combines physical and biomedical sciences to train researchers in cancer nanotechnology over a mentored two-year period.

The role emphasizes developing interdisciplinary research with co-mentors, presenting findings, and contributing to outreach activities, with a competitive salary range and