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Faculty Position, Center of Excellence in Neuro-Oncology Sciences (CENOS)

Memphis, TN, US💼 Full-time🗓 2026-09-24 → 2026-09-25

Core

Lead a multidisciplinary research program to advance understanding of malignant childhood brain tumors through fundamental biology, neuroscience, neuro-immunology, metabolism, and data science.

Role type

Research faculty (Assistant/Associate Member, equivalent to Assistant/Associate Professor)

Builds

Novel selective dependencies, mechanisms governing tumor vulnerabilities, and advanced data science methodologies for biological discovery and diagnostics.

Domain

Pediatric oncology, neuro-oncology, cancer neuroscience, and translational research

Deliverable

production ML models | research

Required skills

mechanistic and translational research, human stem cell and organoid models, multi-omics technologies, cancer neuroscience strategies, neuro-immune interactions, metabolic dependencies, machine learning, artificial intelligence, advanced data science

Preferred skills

N/A

Technologies

Lattice Light Sheet microscopes, MOSAIC microscopes, Helios and Teneo 3D electron microscopes, multiphoton microscopes, optogenetic capabilities, super-resolution modalities

Responsibilities

Develop human stem cell and organoid models to study tumorigenesis mechanisms; apply advanced multi-omics technologies to characterize tumor and immune states; deploy cancer neuroscience strategies to study communication networks; investigate neuro-immune interactions and metabolic dependencies; evaluate novel selective dependencies; apply machine learning and AI to enhance biological discovery and treatments.

Seniority

Senior, independent investigator with collaborative leadership

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