Assistant Research Professor of Pediatrics

Lead translational research projects on TAM-family kinases as therapeutic targets for breast cancer at Indiana University.

Best for:Best for translational cancer researchers with a strong molecular biology background and experience in kinase signaling or oncology drug development.

Indiana University - School of Medicine · Indianapolis, United States · R3 · Established researcher

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cancer biologytranslational medicinetyrosine kinase receptorsbreast cancerdrug development

This is a faculty position — not a PhD studentship.Non-tenure

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flexible

Full-time

Location

Indianapolis

United States

Overview

The Herman B Wells Center for Pediatric Research at Indiana University School of Medicine is seeking an Assistant Research Professor to join the DeRyckere and Graham labs. The successful candidate will spearhead a project investigating TAM-family tyrosine kinase receptors as therapeutic targets for breast cancer treatment. Responsibilities encompass hands-on laboratory research, experimental design, grant writing, manuscript preparation, and mentoring junior trainees. The position offers a dynamic and collegial work environment focused on advancing cancer therapeutics and translational science.

Assistant Research ProfessorPediatricsTAM family kinasesoncologymolecular biologycancer therapeuticsIndiana University

What you'll do

Design and execute experimental protocols focused on TAM-family kinases in breast cancer models.
Analyze, interpret, and present experimental data to lab members and stakeholders.
Draft and prepare federal grant applications and scientific reports.
Write manuscripts for publication in peer-reviewed journals.
Teach, train, and mentor students and junior research staff.

Requirements

Degree required: Doctorate or Terminal degree

Language: English

Instruction: English

Required skills

Demonstrated expertise in molecular biology or cancer research
Ability to independently manage and execute multiple research projects
Strong background in experimental design and data analysis
Proven track record in scientific writing, including manuscripts and grants

Nice to have

Experience working with TAM-family tyrosine kinase receptorsBackground in immunology or oncology drug developmentPrior mentoring or teaching experience with junior researchers

Eligibility

Must hold a doctorate or terminal degree

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How to apply

Interested candidates should submit their application materials through the designated external application portal. For specific questions regarding the position, applicants may contact the department representative via email.

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