The Experimental Immunology Branch consists of 7 research laboratories, a flow cytometry facility, and a digital microscopy facility that perform investigations in basic immunobiology with particular emphasis on: (1) lymphocyte recognition, differentiation, and regulation; (2) cell biology of immune responses; (3) signal transduction; (4) structure, regulation, and function of genes involved in immune responses; (5) lymphocyte effector functions; (6) cytokine biology; and (7) cellular regulatory mechanisms.
There are no Open Positions at this time. Check back again later, or take a look at CCR's Careers page.
Postdoctoral Fellow
The Lymphocyte Development Section has an opening for an outstanding postdoctoral fellow to explore T cells, and Immunology. Please send your C.V. and statement of interest to singera@nih.gov
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The Experimental Immunology Branch consists of 7 research laboratories, a flow cytometry facility, and a digital microscopy facility that perform investigations in basic immunobiology with particular emphasis on: (1) lymphocyte recognition, differentiation, and regulation; (2) cell biology of immune responses; (3) signal transduction; (4) structure, regulation, and function of genes involved in immune responses; (5) lymphocyte effector functions; (6) cytokine biology; and (7) cellular regulatory mechanisms.
PI & Key Staff
Positions
There are no Open Positions at this time. Check back again later, or take a look at CCR's Careers page.
Training
Postdoctoral Fellow
The Lymphocyte Development Section has an opening for an outstanding postdoctoral fellow to explore T cells, and Immunology. Please send your C.V. and statement of interest to singera@nih.gov
Contact Info
Center for Cancer Research
National Cancer Institute
Building 10, Room 4B36
Bethesda, MD 20892-1360
Ph: 240-858-3340