U.S. Food and Drug Administration has a full-time, post-baccalaureate/master's fellowship, two-year position starting early summer, 2019.
DESCRIPTION
Cancer Research: Molecular Mechanisms of Squamous Carcinogenesis
Join a research team working to elucidate the specific contributions of molecular changes observed in human squamous cancers of the head and neck to cancer pathogenesis. Studies will utilize a combination of molecular, biochemical and cell-based approaches. Research is focused on the role of p53/p63/p73 family gene products (with an emphasis on DNp63a) and their interactions with the RAS and NFkB their interactions with the RAS and pathways.
Ideal candidate would be a team player with a positive attitude and with previous experience in a basic lab setting.
QUALIFICATIONS
- BS or MS in Biological Sciences or related disciplines appropriate to the position, from an US-accredited institution within five (5) years of the desired starting date.
- Hands-on experience in biochemistry, molecular biology, and primary cell culture are desired.
NOTE:
All applicants must be able top ass a Tier One security screen (non-sensitive), with a residency requirement of three of the past five years in the US.
TO APPLY:
E-mail both:
Wendy.Weinberg@fda.hhs.gov AND Kathryn.kingk@fda.hhs.gov the following documents:
- Letter of interest
- CV containing academic history, employment history, relevant experiences
- Two (2) educational references
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