Job Board > Post-doctoral fellowship in natural killer cells, immunotherapy, bioinformatics and lung cancer - Dalhousie University
The Boudreau and Ha laboratories at Dalhousie University are seeking an exceptional post-doctoral fellow to lead a cross-disciplinary, translational research project in the immunology of lung cancer and radiation therapy. This work aligns expertise in human immunology, clinical sampling, humanized mouse models, and tumor-immune cell interactions. We are highly collaborative and collegial group. Please visit tinyurl.com/JeanetteBoudreau and https://tinyurl.com/j78dvy88 for more information.
Applicants must be highly motivated and collaborative, with solid experience in the majority of the following, with a willingness and desire to learn the rest: handling of viable human samples (blood and tumour), immunology, immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry and humanized mice. Applicants must have a PhD with 0-2 years’ experience as a post-doctoral fellow, and a strong track record of publication in peer-reviewed journals and presentations to scientific audiences. Candidates should be able to independently design and assess their experiments and research program, but will have assistance from the PIs, research technicians and other laboratory members.
Qualified candidates should submit their application by email in .pdf document that includes:
(1) a cover letter stating the candidate’s suitability for the position;
(2) a full CV, including all publications and presentations;
(3) a brief statement of research experience; and
(4) contact information for three individuals willing to provide references
Please send all applications and inquiries to Jeanette.boudreau@dal.ca or Michael.Ha@Dal.Ca. Applications will be reviewed as they are received and the posting will remain open until filled.
Jeanette.boudreau@dal.ca
The laboratory is housed at Dalhousie University’s Tupper Building and shares open-concept space with other immunology researchers, providing ample opportunities for collaborations. We access state-of-the-art flow cytometers and microscopes with dedicated expert operators. Tumour samples from a comprehensive lung tumour bank will also be accessible. Dalhousie University is located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, walking distance to downtown, one of Canada’s oldest universities and Atlantic Canada’s leading research-intensive institution.
