Postdoc: Epigenetics & Immune Cancer Biology - Training

Thomas-Jefferson-University-; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 54,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Thomas Jefferson University seeks a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow to join NIH/NCI-funded projects. The successful candidate will study chromatin regulators and immune interactions in blood cancers, contributing to understanding initiation, relapse, and resistance mechanisms.

Ideal applicants hold a recent PhD (or PhD/MD) in molecular biology or related fields and have experience with CRISPR editing, multi-omics analysis, flow cytometry, and

Qualifications

• Recent PhD or PhD/MD in molecular biology, T-cell immunology, cancer biology, or related fields.
• Experience with molecular cloning, CRISPR editing and screening, multi-omics sequencing analysis, flow cytometry, and sorting preferred.

Responsibilities

• Join NIH/NCI-funded projects in a dynamic laboratory.
• Work on chromatin regulators and immune interactions in hematologic malignancies.
• Contribute to development of targeted therapies and translational research.

Skills

CRISPR editing

Flow cytometry

Molecular cloning

Cell culture

Data analysis

Education

PhD in molecular biology

Tools

CUT&RUN

ChIP-Seq

Hi-C

CRISPR screening

Job description

Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Thomas Jefferson University seeks a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow to join NIH/NCI-funded projects. The successful candidate will study chromatin regulators and immune interactions in blood cancers, contributing to understanding initiation, relapse, and resistance mechanisms.

Ideal applicants hold a recent PhD (or PhD/MD) in molecular biology or related fields and have experience with CRISPR editing, multi-omics analysis, flow cytometry, and