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Postdoctoral Position in Synthetic Biology, DNA Circuit Design, and Immune Cell Engineering at MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Immunology
Funding
Available
Deadline
Expired
Country
United States
University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Postdoctoral position at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in a collaborative project spanning synthetic biology, DNA circuit design, immune cell engineering, and genome engineering.
The role is with the Galloway, Voigt, and Birnbaum Labs and is described as a highly collaborative opportunity to engineer human cells and address challenges in genome engineering.
Research areas: eukaryotic cell engineering, mammalian systems, molecular cloning, mammalian tissue culture, immunology, primary cell work, molecular biology, and microscopy.
Eligibility: applicants should hold a PhD in bioengineering, chemical/biological sciences, or a related field, and should demonstrate capability in eukaryotic cell engineering; mammalian systems are preferred.
Application: email a cover letter, CV with 1–3 references (or letters sent separately), and 1–3 representative papers to the listed contact email. Use the specified subject line for the application email.
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What's required
PhD in bioengineering, chemical/biological sciences, or a related field. Demonstrated capability in eukaryotic cell engineering is required, with mammalian systems preferred. Preferred expertise includes molecular cloning, mammalian tissue culture, immunology or primary cell work, molecular biology, and microscopy.
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