Faculty Position, Center of Excellence in Neuro-Oncology Sciences (CENOS)
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
Senior IC research faculty (investigator)
Builds
Novel selective dependencies, mechanisms governing vulnerabilities, and advanced data science methodologies for biological discovery, diagnostics, and treatments.
Domain
Pediatric oncology / Neuro-oncology
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, machine learning, artificial intelligence, data science
Preferred skills
N/A
Technologies
Lattice Light Sheet microscopes, MOSAIC microscopes, Helios electron microscopes, Teneo 3D electron microscopes, multiphoton microscopes, optogenetic capabilities, super-resolution modalities
Responsibilities
Develop human stem cell and organoid models to study tumorigenesis; 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 discovery and treatments.
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC