Scientist I
Join a multidisciplinary team at UW-Madison to investigate cancer signaling and metabolism using advanced mouse models.
Best for:Best for experienced researchers with a strong background in cancer mouse models and molecular biology techniques.
Overview
The Cryns and Anderson labs at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are seeking a Scientist I to support federally funded research on phosphoinositide signaling and methionine metabolism in cancer. The successful candidate will lead and execute experiments using various breast cancer mouse models to study tumor growth and metastasis. This role involves performing complex procedures such as tumor inoculation, drug delivery, imaging, and molecular analysis. The position requires a collaborative approach, working alongside students, postdocs, and other scientists in a translational research environment.
What you'll do
- Lead and conduct experiments using patient-derived xenograft, xenograft, and syngeneic breast cancer mouse models.
- Perform tumor inoculation, drug delivery via oral and intraperitoneal routes, and tumor imaging.
- Execute molecular analyses including immunoblotting, immunohistochemistry, and proximity ligation assays.
- Collect, analyze, and document research data according to established laboratory protocols.
- Assist in the development of grant applications and research proposals.
- Conduct literature reviews and prepare reports for dissemination.
- Serve as a primary liaison for internal and external stakeholders regarding the research area.
- Facilitate scholarly events and presentations to support professional development.
Requirements
Degree required: PhD in Genetics, Cancer Biology, Molecular and Cellular Biology, or a closely related field.
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Proven experience with animal models of cancer
- Proficiency in molecular and cellular biology techniques
- Experience with cell biology and biochemical approaches
- Competence in statistical analysis of research data
- Must hold a PhD by the start date of the position.
- Must be able to work onsite at the designated campus location.
Funding & terms
How to apply
Applicants should apply through the university portal by selecting the appropriate employee status. You must upload a cover letter and resume as a single combined file or multiple files in the designated attachment field. The cover letter should explicitly detail how your training and experience align with the position requirements.
- Cover letter
- Resume
Contact
Richard Anderson· Principal Investigator
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