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project at the intersection of RNA biology, cancer biology, and virology. Experience in molecular biology, data analysis, and tissue culture is required. The Wang laboratory is currently studying The role
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research. Our lab tackles two transformative areas of investigation: (1) understanding placental biology and epigenetic regulation of trophoblast invasion, with a focus on extracellular vesicle–mediated
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trainees. Our research focuses on aging, anti-tumor immunity, and vesicle trafficking using established models, with strong translational relevance. We welcome candidates with a background in cell biology or
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biology in models of leukemia. Responsible for development and conduct of project(s) within the scope of funded and future projects. Maintain accurate lab notebook and primary data. Work independently with
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, including design of experimental setup, data generation, data interpretation, and manuscript writing, with the following key responsibilities: Wet lab responsibilities : Conducting molecular biology
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Hematology Division. This position is involved in studies aimed at defining the biology of acute myeloid leukemia stem cells. Specifically, the Fellow will help investigate the role of metabolism in
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) · benefits guide cover-post-doc-2024 (cu.edu) Qualifications: Minimum Qualifications: Applicants must meet minimum qualifications at the time of hire. · PhD in immunology or a PhD in another biological science
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personalized medicine. By integrating human cohorts, single-cell multi-omics technologies, and expertise in systems and computational biology, we generate high-profile research that bridges big data with
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the School of Medicine’s Hematology Division. This position is involved in studies aimed at defining the biology of acute myeloid leukemia stem cells. Specifically, the Fellow will help investigate
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medicine residency, medical school, and graduate school at CU. Our faculty researchers are leading innovations through discoveries in immunology, computational biology, genetics, epidemiology, and outcomes