Translational Immunology Research Scientist (Mouse Models)

Columbia University - DOM; New York (NY); On-site; USD 79,000 - 83,000; Full time

Job summary

Columbia University is seeking an Associate Research Scientist in the Department of Medicine's Columbia Center for Translational Immunology (CCTI) to contribute to cutting-edge research on immune tolerance and transplantation using humanized mouse models. The successful candidate will lead projects funded from external and internal sources and advance T cell immunology and transplant tolerance.

This role involves leading bench research, data analysis, and the preparation of progress reports and

Qualifications

• PhD or equivalent doctoral degree in Immunology, Transplantation Biology, Biomedical Sciences, or a related field.
• In-depth knowledge of laboratory equipment, research methodologies, and experimental protocols related to immunology and transplantation.
• Demonstrated ability to analyze, interpret, and present complex research data, including large datasets.
• Extensive expertise in the generation, maintenance, and analysis of human immune system (HIS) mouse models.
• Experience performing laboratory procedures and surgical techniques in mice.

Responsibilities

• Lead bench-based research and perform data analysis.
• Prepare progress reports and manuscripts.
• Contribute to studies of transplant tolerance in preclinical humanized mouse models and humans.
• Dedicate 100% effort to research activities within the Sykes Laboratory.

Skills

Immunology

Transplantation biology

Data analysis

Mouse research techniques

Education

PhD or equivalent doctorate

Tools

Flow cytometry

GraphPad Prism

Microsoft Office

Adobe Illustrator

Job description

Columbia University is seeking an Associate Research Scientist in the Department of Medicine's Columbia Center for Translational Immunology (CCTI) to contribute to cutting-edge research on immune tolerance and transplantation using humanized mouse models. The successful candidate will lead projects funded from external and internal sources and advance T cell immunology and transplant tolerance.

This role involves leading bench research, data analysis, and the preparation of progress reports and