Kellie Machlus
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Postdoctoral Fellow in Megakaryocyte Biology, DNA Damage, and Immunomodulation Boston Children's Hospital in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Cell Biology
Funding
Available
Country
United States
University
Boston Children's Hospital
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About this position
Postdoctoral opening in a translational hematology/hematopoiesis lab at Boston Children's Hospital / Harvard Medical School.
The project interests center on megakaryocytes that do more than make platelets, including DNA damage and cell cycle regulation, and immunomodulatory megakaryocytes with crosstalk in the marrow microenvironment. The lab uses flow cytometry, imaging, molecular and cell biology, omics, and bone marrow models.
The position is described as collaborative, with high expectations, lots of data, coffee, and snacks. The start date is Fall 2026, with some flexibility. The ideal candidate loves hematology, thrombosis, or stem cell biology, or is eager to learn these areas and new techniques.
To apply, contact the poster directly via LinkedIn message or send a CV and brief statement of interests by email if available through the post.
Funding details
Available
What's required
Looking for a candidate who loves hematology, thrombosis, or stem cell biology, or who wants to learn these areas. Enthusiasm for learning new techniques is emphasized as important as prior experience. Relevant methods include flow cytometry, imaging, molecular/cell biology, omics, and bone marrow models.
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Professors
Associate Professor
United States
Research Interests
Cell Biology
Immunology
Hemostasis
Macrophage Biology
Hematopoiesis
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