Sung K.

Kim Lab at the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences is recruiting PhD students and postdoctoral fellows to join an expanding cancer research team. The lab also seeks research technicians. Building on recent work published in Molecular Biomedicine , the group studies the molecular mechanisms that allow cancer cells to adapt to therapeutic stress, reprogram their molecular networks, and develop treatment resistance. The research is moving beyond a single tumor type, with particular relevance to glioblastoma therapy resistance and broader cancer biology. Projects will integrate molecular and cellular biology, cancer signaling, proteogenomics, and translational research. The team aims to identify new therapeutic vulnerabilities and connect fundamental discoveries with potential therapeutic opportunities across cancer. The research environment is intended for scientists who enjoy challenging questions, advanced experimental approaches, independent thinking, collaboration, and interdisciplinary work. Candidates will join an ambitious team focused on understanding cancer-cell adaptation and translating mechanistic insights into improved therapeutic possibilities.