美国北卡罗来纳大学肿瘤免疫方向博士后职位申请

One postdoctoral position is available in a cancer research lab located within the University of North Carolina Lineberger Cancer Center. The Pecot lab integrates use of bioinformatics, novel metastasis models and therapeutics to target metastatic biology. The project of interest will define how the immune microenvironment regulates lung squamous cancer metastasis. Our laboratory is funded by the American Cancer Society, University Cancer Research Fund Innovator Award, Jimmy V Scholar Foundation, Lung Cancer Initiative of North Carolina, NCI Cancer Center of Nanotechnology Excellence, the Lung Cancer Research Foundation and the Free to Breathe Metastasis Award.

The Pecot lab is looking for eager, self-motivated scientists with excellent writing skills. Candidates with a strong background in tumor immunology and tumor microenvironment, extensive experience in FACS-based cell sorting, tissue culture, advanced cloning skills, RNA and protein techniques, and metastatic modeling are highly desired. The applicant must be comfortable working with laboratory mice, with a few years experience of handling mice preferred.