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Our lab focuses on brain tumor immunology research and our goals are to explore the interactions between key novel regulators of immunosuppression, including IDO1, CTLA-4 and PD-L1, in malignant brain tumors. These goals encompass the mechanistic investigation of interaction(s) between glioma and immune cells. Our laboratory frequently utilizes techniques including deep RNA sequencing, Chip-Seq., novel cell line generation, genetic engineering of mouse models including the use of orthotopic and transgenic mouse models of glioblastoma, multi-color flow cytometry, Western blotting, RT-PCR, as well as the analysis of freshly resected glioblastoma specimens from the OR. To be competitive for this position, the applicant will have a proven research track record of productivity, creativity and excellent written and verbal communication skills. Applicants must have a recent MD and/or PhD degree in immunology, cell biology, neuroscience and/or anatomy. Previous familiarity with immunologic assays, transgenic mouse modeling, surgical procedures and biochemical and molecular biological techniques, is preferable. Northwestern University offers a highly stimulating intellectual and collaborative environment for cutting-edge research. Applicants should email their cover letter, CV, and contact information of three references with whom they have worked to: derekwainwright@northwestern.edu. Northwestern University is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer of all protected classes, including veterans and individuals with disabilities. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. Hiring is contingent upon eligibility to work in the United States. …
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Job details
Employer:Northwestern University
Website:http://www.feinberg.northwest...
Location:300 E Superior, Chicago, IL, United States
Expires:September 04, 2015
Job type:Postdoctoral
Salary:Unspecified
Qualifications:Postgraduate - Doctorate/PhD
Employment type:Permanent
Job hours:Full-time