- Tampa, Florida, United States
- On-site
- Full-time · Mid
Conduct independent research projects focusing on the gut microbiome's role in cancer progression and its impact on immune responses using various methodologies and methodologies.
Responsibilities
- Conduct independent research projects, focusing on the gut microbiome's role in cancer progression and its impact on immune responses.
- Design and execute experiments using a range of methodologies, including in vitro techniques, genomics, proteomics, and mouse models.
- Analyze and interpret complex data, contributing to the lab's understanding of microbial-immune interactions and their implications in cancer.
- Collaborate with a dynamic team of researchers, including lab members and external collaborators, to advance the lab's research objectives.
- Present research findings at lab meetings, conferences, and scientific forums, effectively communicating complex ideas to diverse audiences.
Requirements
- Ph.D.
- biomedical sciences or related field
- Nice to have: flow cytometry
- Nice to have: macrophage/lymphocyte culture
- Nice to have: adoptive T cell transfer