Postdoc, Immunobiology: Protein Design & Immunotherapy

ScholarLink Inc.; Cincinnati (OH); Presencial; USD 55.000 - 70.000; Tempo integral

Resumo da vaga

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Division of Immunobiology. The successful candidate will work on protein-based technologies to enhance immune function and cancer immunotherapies, with training across computational protein design, cell biology, and translational immunology.

The role emphasizes hypothesis-driven research, manuscript preparation, and collaboration across disciplines to advance immune signaling and therapy

Qualificações

• PhD/MD or equivalent doctorate in biology-related field required.
• Experience in experimental design, data analysis, and scientific communication is preferred.
• Interest or experience in immunology, stem cell biology or cancer immunotherapy is a plus.

Responsabilidades

• Formulate hypotheses and design lab experiments.
• Conduct laboratory experiments and troubleshoot assays.
• Analyze datasets and contribute to long-term project planning.
• Develop specific aims toward independence and manuscript preparation.
• Prepare reports, abstracts, and grant applications for meetings and seminars.
• Mentor junior staff and students and manage routine lab tasks.

Conhecimentos

Experimental design

Data analysis

Scientific communication

Collaboration

Formação

PhD, MD, or equivalent doctorate in Biology/Immunology/ Biochemistry/ Molecular Biology/ Bioengineering

Descrição da vaga

Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Division of Immunobiology. The successful candidate will work on protein-based technologies to enhance immune function and cancer immunotherapies, with training across computational protein design, cell biology, and translational immunology.

The role emphasizes hypothesis-driven research, manuscript preparation, and collaboration across disciplines to advance immune signaling and therapy