Postdoctoral Fellow in Cancer Biology and Clonal Evolution
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A main problem in the treatment of advanced cancers is the incertitude at which we predict how individual patients will respond to DNA-damaging agents, especially on the long run. Despite a wealth of genomic information, “more-is-better” and “one-size-fits-all” remain the principles according to which DNA-damaging agents are administered. We seek applications from individuals with a PhD in Cancer Biology, Genetics, Pharmacology or Molecular Biology, to test the potential of the very long-term legacy that DNA-damage entails on a cell – genomic instability – as new biomarker of DNA-damage response.
This person will be part of a multi-disciplinary team in the Department of Integrated Mathematical Oncology (IMO) at Moffitt. Ideal candidate has experience working with both, in-vitro and in-silico models. This position brings a unique opportunity to work in this multidisciplinary field, in an environment where experimental and computational domains interact to better understand clonal dynamics. It includes funded travel to attend research conferences.
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Required Application Materials:
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CV
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Contact information for 3 professional references
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A brief personal statement describing your perspective on the co-evolution of tumor cells and their therapy.
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How to Apply: Please send your CV and cover letter to noemi.andor@moffitt.org.