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have completed PhD training in biomedical sciences, preferably in immunology, metabolism, cancer biology, epigenetics or microbiology. We are looking for an experienced and highly motivated scientist
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scientific discoveries. PhD candidates expecting to complete by 2024 are encouraged to apply. Candidates with expertise in organic synthesis, peptide/ natural product/macrocycle chemistry, or chemical biology
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(including research accomplishment in PhD and research plan for postdoctoral fellowship), and 3 contacts for reference to lbzhang@cshl.edu. In addition, all candidates should apply to the posting found here
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. Position Responsibilities Conduct large-scale perturbation assays (MPRAs and CRISPRi) to study gene regulation. Collaborate with quantitative biologists and functional genomics scientists to design and
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updates subaward documentation to ensure compliance with institutional, Federal and other third-party funding requirements. Ensures that appropriate risk assessments are designed, executed and re-evaluated
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, including the Summer Internship for Medical Students, the MD/PhD Program, and the Translational Research Training Fellowship. • Maintain and update the affiliation webpage and related email distribution lists
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and design and deliver a seminar series on the history of science to graduate student trainees at the CSHL School of Biological Sciences Collaborate with colleagues in the Center for Humanities and
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interviews with leading and emerging scientists. Present public lectures and design and deliver a seminar series on the history of science to graduate student trainees at the CSHL School of Biological Sciences
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are desirable. Curious, motivated and driven new graduates looking for a 2-3 years academic position to strengthen their scientific and technical background before applying for PhD or MD programs are encouraged
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management (including genotyping and the design of genetic crosses), supporting laboratory organization, and conducting experiments that contribute to the success of our research projects (e.g. microscopy