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single PDF to Rachel McGowan (rmcgowan@stanford.edu (link sends e-mail) ) with the subject line Postdoctoral Application – Stem Cell Biologist: Does this position pay above the required minimum
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the role of stromal cells in autoimmunity and develop novel therapeutic strategies. The fellow will work at the intersection of stromal cell biology, tissue regeneration, and autoimmune disease, with unique
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on the mechanisms and therapeutic targets of inherited retinal degenerations (IRDs). The successful candidate will lead interdisciplinary projects integrating single-cell transcriptomics, proteomics, retinal biology
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send the following materials in a single PDF to Rachel McGowan (rmcgowan@stanford.edu(link sends e-mail) ) with the subject line Postdoctoral Application – Stem Cell Biologist: Does this position pay
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to extend recent findings on rejuvenating aged immune systems through stem cell modulation (Ross et al., Nature 2024 (link is external) ). The successful candidate will work on projects investigating
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a highly motivated postdoctoral scholar in hematology, stem cell biology, and cancer biology to work in the laboratory of Professor Asiri Ediriwickrema in the Division of Hematology at Stanford
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chromosome 8p that results in neurodevelopmental delays, epilepsy, and other clinical features. Using our recently developed chromosome engineering approach, we have created isogenic stem cell lines that allow
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cell immunotherapy, and cytokine biology. This position offers the opportunity to pursue independent and collaborative research integrating classical immunology with cell and protein engineering
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. We are seeking highly motivated individuals who are passionate about science, learning and having fun. Candidates with a strong background in molecular and cellular biology, and/or experience in
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: Investigating the biological mechanisms governing urothelial exfoliation and regeneration. Optimizing stem cell engraftment after urothelial exfoliation Developing diagnostic and therapeutic tools to improve