Research Associate, Sr.

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Research Associate, Sr

Be You.

The Duke University Department of Medicine is seeking a Research Associate, Sr. to join Dr. David Tuveson’s research team. You will contribute to cell signaling and mechanistic oncology research in collaboration with Department of Medicine and Duke Cancer Institute investigators.

Minimum Requirements:

• Min Degree Requirements: Ph.D. or equivalent doctorate (e.g. Sc.D., M.D., D.V.M.).
• Other Credential/Experiential Requirements: The appointee must have greater than 5 years of postdoctoral training.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience in cell signaling, molecular oncology, or tumor biology.
• Experience in experimental model maintenance and assay development.
• Experience in data analysis, documentation, and scientific communication.

Other Requirements:

Follow applicable laboratory safety, research integrity, and institutional requirements; maintain accurate research records.

This position is:

• Onsite. The work is performed on-site in the research laboratory.

Be Bold.

• Execute mechanistic studies in cell signaling, molecular oncology, and tumor biology.
• Maintain experimental models and contribute to assay development.
• Support PI-led research through data generation, analysis, and documentation.
• Assist with manuscript and presentation preparation.

Choose Duke.

Join a research team connecting laboratory studies with translational cancer research. You will collaborate with scientists and clinicians in the Department of Medicine and Duke Cancer Institute while contributing to studies of cancer mechanisms and experimental approaches to treatment.

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