The laboratory of Dr. Michael Green at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center is seeking a highly qualified and motivated candidate for an open postdoctoral fellow position focused on defining rationale immunotherapeutic and cellular therapy strategies in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma. The candidate will employ approaches such as single cell multiome sequencing, humanized patient-derived xenograft models, in vitro and in vivo models of CAR T-cell function, and will join a multidisciplinary group of researchers employing a range of approaches including cutting edge genomics and epigenomics, human tumors, genetically engineered mouse models, and CRISPR gene editing. The position and project are fully funded.
The Green lab is part of the Department of Lymphoma & Myeloma and the Department of Genomic Medicine, which offer a highly translational research environment. The lab is well funded through the NIH/NCI, research consortia and other funding mechanisms, and is highly productive. Dr. Green places strong emphasis on trainee mentorship and career development. The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center is the nation’s #1 ranked cancer center, located within the Texas Medical Center – home to 21 hospitals and 8 academic and research institutes. Houston is a large and vibrant city with an affordable cost of living, two major airports, professional sports teams, and cultural activities.
Applicants should have graduated with their PhD no earlier than 2020 and must have experience with molecular biology, immunology, or animal models. Interested applicants are invited to submit a C.V. and cover letter to Dr. Michael Green at: [email protected]