Postdoctoral Research Opportunities

•  The physiology of plasma cells - Dr. David Fooksman
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  Inhibitor design and testing on cancer cells for epigenetic targets.

   - Dr. Vern Schramm
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• Regulation of the BCL-2 family interactions in cancer and drug resistance

   - Dr. Evris Gavathiotis
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• Growth factors in nervous system development and disease

   - Dr. E. Richard Stanley
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• Mechanism of action of tobacco carcinogens on induction of lung carcinogenesis - Dr. Yiyu Zou
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• Studies on the regulation of PI 3-kinases and their role intumorigenesis and metastasis - Dr. Jonathan Backer
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• Stem Cells and Cancer - Dr. Wenjun Guo
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• Role of dynamic DNA structures in etiology of cancer, fragile X syndrome,autism & telomere dysfunction - Dr. Carl Schildkraut  
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• Human Papillomavirus, Microbiome, and Computational Biology Research. - Dr. Robert Burk  
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• The epigenetics of lung carcinogenesis - Dr. Spivak  
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• Molecular Genetics, Structure Function, Regulation Proton-Coupled Folate/Antifolate Transporter - Dr. I. D. Goldman  
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• Drosophila growth control and neural development

    - Dr. Nicholas Baker  
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To learn more about these projects and their faculty members, please click on the links above.  To Apply for a position, email the faculty preceptor directly or send your letter of interest, CV, and the names of three references to:  Dr. Richard Seither, Associate Director of Administration for the Albert Einstein Cancer Center, at aecc@einstein.yu.edu.


 

The Albert Einstein College of Medicine is an equal opportunity employer.