08 Oct
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UBC
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British Columbia
08 Oct
UBC
British Columbia
Explore groundbreaking research in cell division and cancer at the Maxwell Laboratory, BC Children's Hospital Research Institute. This postdoctoral position focuses on mammary gland biology and immune interactions critical to cancer prevention.
The Maxwell Lab at the University of British Columbia seeks a highly motivated Postdoctoral Fellow adept in epithelial tissue organization and mechanisms that govern cell division. Candidates should demonstrate strong expertise in specific areas, particularly relevant to hereditary cancers and pediatric malignancies. You will contribute significantly to a cooperative environment dedicated to innovative cancer research and personalized medicine approaches.
Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct research on epithelial cell fate and division orientation
• Explore BRCA1 pathway perturbation effects on cancer
• Engage in translational cancer modeling studies
• Analyze data and design comprehensive research plans
• Mentor junior researchers and contribute to publications
Requirements:
• PhD in Cell Biology or related field obtained within 2 years
• Expertise in epithelial biology, immune interactions, or cell division
• Proven first-author publication record in high-impact journals
• Experience with live-cell imaging or advanced microscopy
• Ability to work independently and lead research projects
Advance your research career in a collaborative setting that emphasizes innovation and diversity.
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📌 Postdoctoral Fellow in Cancer Biology (British Columbia)
🏢 UBC
📍 British Columbia