1. Postdoc Fellowship Position: Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
A full time Postdoctoral Scholar position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Andre Palmer, Associate Dean for Research in the College of Engineering and Professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. Dr. Palmer’s laboratory engineers novel hemoglobin-based oxygen carriers for a variety of applications in transfusion medicine and tissue engineering as oxygen therapeutics. His lab is also developing therapeutics for the detoxification of hemoglobin/heme/iron, non-heme based plasma substitutes, and monocyte/macrophage targeted drug delivery systems.
The prospective candidate will collaborate, design and conduct research on the research projects described above, under the guidance of Dr. Palmer. They will participate in research activities; perform analysis of data and prepare results of research for publication; plan and design research to test hypotheses; assist PI with grant proposals to obtain outside funding from federal agencies; develop, adopt and implement new laboratory methods.
Deadline : Open Until Filled
2. Postdoctoral Fellowship Position: Immunology
The Research Associate 1-B/H will participate in the planning, design, execution, and management of research projects in a shared resource laboratory focused on immuno-oncology in the Immune Monitoring & Discovery Platform (IMDP) Pelotonia Institute of Immuno-Oncology investigating cancer within the Comprehensive Cancer Center at the Ohio State University.
This is an opportunity to become involved in the one of the most cutting edge areas of cancer therapy, to learn and use the newest technologies, develop the most marketable skillset in laboratory science, while working with an exceptional team of dedicated and talented scientists.
Deadline : Open Until Filled
3. Postdoctoral Fellowship Position: Cancer biology
Postdoc summary/title: Research Associate 1-B/H
We are seeking a candidate to join the Pitter Lab as a Research Associated 1-B/H at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center in Columbus Ohio. The Pitter lab is interested in understanding the role of tumor heterogeneity in cancer biology and therapeutic resistance, with a special interest in radiation resistance and pancreatic cancer. We approach this question using a combination of sophisticated genetically engineered mouse models, single cell transcriptomics, tracing and ablation of distinct tumor cell lineages, CRISPR-mediated gene regulation, and advanced imaging techniques.
As a Research Associate 1-B/H in the laboratory, you will have an exciting opportunity to help establish a dynamic team environment focused on developing new, innovative therapeutic concepts aimed at reducing cellular heterogeneity tumors. In this role you will be responsible for performing contemporary biomedical laboratory research under the supervision of the principal investigator, helping supervise new lab members, and supporting research infrastructure in the laboratory. You will be assigned duties with an increasing level of responsibility and independence as you develop, based on your performance.
Deadline : Open Until Filled
4. Postdoctoral Fellowship Position
The High Throughput Screening Core of the Medicinal Chemistry Shared Resource (HTSC-MCSR) of the OSU Comprehensive Cancer Center is looking for one Research Associate 1-B/H. This individual will be part of the team conducting operations of HTSC-MCSR and offering high throughput screening services for investigators of the cancer center. The Research Associate 1-B/H will participate in planning, design, execution, and management of research projects in a foundational (basic) biological/health science research laboratory investigating cancer in the Comprehensive Cancer Center.
The Research Associate 1-B/H will participate in planning, design, execution, and management of research projects in a foundational (basic) biological/health science research laboratory investigating cancer in the Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Deadline : Open Until Filled
5. Postdoctoral Fellowship Position: Neuroscience
Postdoc Fellowship Position summary/title: Post Doctoral Researcher
Post Doctoral Researcher will carry out data analytic research under the supervision of the principal investigator in the Vonder Haar laboratory, a foundational (basic) biological/health science laboratory investigating traumatic brain injury in the Department of Neuroscience. The NIH-funded 1-year project involves compiling and harmonizing large behavioral and biological datasets and applying machine learning and other advanced statistical techniques to answer questions and establish future directions. Behavioral data is the primary focus of these analyses, but other types of data available include histological, transcriptomic, and gut microbiome datasets. See our 2022 publication for an example of this type of project (https://doi.org/10.3389/fnbeh.2022.837654). Other ongoing projects involve using harmonized datasets to improve power for animal behavioral studies and simulation of data to evaluate different methods. Opportunities exist to learn animal behavior, surgical, and wet lab procedures. Other core expectations, include assisting in mentoring of junior researchers; collaborating with PI to develop manuscripts and posters for publication and presentation in scientific journals and conferences; perform critical analysis of literature relevant to research; assist with development, writing and preparation of grant proposals. It is expected that the candidate will have demonstrated expertise in R, Python or similar languages used for statistical analyses and be well-versed in at least one aspect of the research questions (e.g., TBI, behavior). This position may be performed in person, hybrid, or remote. Pay range is according to NIH postdoc scale.
Deadline : Open Until Filled
6. Postdoctoral Fellowship Position:
Research Associate 1-B/H who participates in planning, design, execution, and management of research projects in a foundational (basic) biological/health science research laboratory investigating nanotechnology for skull base tumors and hearing loss in the Department of Otolaryngology; participates in developing and implementing goals and objectives of studies; designs and executes complex laboratory experiments; performs advanced molecular and cellular techniques; collects, analyzes and interprets research data; assists with development and implementation of new and/or revised research methodologies and techniques; tests experimental designs, sampling techniques, and analytical methods and make recommendations for utilization; assists in establishment of controls, criteria and research standards; performs critical analysis of literature relevant to research being undertaken; assists in the preparation of research papers and manuscripts for publication and presentation at national and international conferences and workshops, and in the writing of project reports, articles and other documents; assists principal investigator in the preparation of grant proposals to obtain new or renewal of extramural funding in support of research; coordinates laboratory activities and work assignments of postdoctoral researchers, graduate and undergraduate students, and laboratory research staff; oversees and coordinates periodic maintenance and testing of laboratory equipment; performs additional duties as assigned.
Deadline : Open Until Filled
7. Postdoctoral Fellowship Position: Molecular programing of T-Cells
The Research Associate 1 supports the Principal Investigator involved in cancer research within the lab of Dr. Hazem Ghoneim, Assistant Professor at the Microbial Infection and Immunity department and member of the Pelotonia Institute for Immuno-Oncology at the Comprehensive Cancer Center at the Ohio State University. Dr. Ghoneim’s laboratory focuses on investigating mechanisms of molecular (re)programming of T cells during cancer or virus infections.
Dr. Ghoneim’s research work including in vitro and in vivo model systems to study T cell immune responses during cancer and acute or chronic virus infections and the development of novel approaches to epigenetically reprogram dysfunctional immune cells to improve cancer immunotherapy.
Deadline : Open Until Filled
