Director of Research, Brain Tumor Center, Vice Chair for Research, @WashU, studying cancer metabolism and developing (immuno)precision nanotechnologies
The Lab of Albert H. Kim, MD, PhD, (@AlbertHKimMDPhD) has an opening for a Staff Scientist. The lab seeks a molecular biologist to develop and conduct research projects. Coding in R a plus. For more details and to apply, click here.:https://t.co/gVg72SnzSc
WashU Neurosurgery is excited to announce that Hong Chen, PhD (@ChenUltrasound) has joined our research faculty as an associate professor in our Division of #Neurotechnology. Learn more.:https://t.co/MHZYYvc5Bn @WashUengineers@WashUBME @WashuBTC
We're still accepting applications for our Advanced Surgical #Neuro-oncology Fellowship for 2025-2026. Train with two amazing #neurosurgeons: Albert Kim, MD, PhD (@AlbertHKimMDPhD) & Eric Leuthardt, MD (@leuthardt). Learn more & apply today.:https://t.co/QibWsIS67n @WashUDPS
Postdoctoral positions are available in the Stegh laboratory. We aim to understand (immuno-) metabolic adaption of Glioblastoma. Candidates with backgrounds in tumor biology, metabolism and immunology are all welcome to apply.
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Join us March 1 at 8 a.m. in the FLTC for #BrainTumorCenter Seminar Speaker Frank Furnari, PhD, (@FurnariLab) from @UCSDMedSchool. Furnari will discuss iPSCi-derived brain cancer avatars: lessons learned & opportunities for therapeutic discoveries. @SitemanCenter@WUSTLmed
Scientists at the @WUSTLmed were awarded $569 million in research grants from the National Institutes of Health @NIH in federal fiscal year 2022, elevating WashU to No. 3 among U.S. medical schools in total NIH research funding support.
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@DrEHasanov @SitemanCenter @WashuBTC @DiPersioLab@AlbertHKimMDPhD@GregoryZipfel@RPachynski Looking forward to welcoming you in summer and sharing our @WashUBTC research space with you! We are all excited to see how you will grow the fundamental, translational and clinical research of brain metastases at @SitemanCenter @WashuBTC
Some schwannomas act like injured nerves--mechanism for growth? Great work by @BhuviP TomBarrett with @SidPuram@allegra_petti labs https://t.co/14jlKEKSH3. Also see wonderful study on schwannoma epigenetic reprogramming by @LabRaleigh https://t.co/FDqa75uXP3
Help us congratulate Nitin Agarwal, MD (@NitinAgarwalMD) for receiving a project award from The Foundation for @BarnesJewish. Agarwal's research will focus on the durability of minimally invasive standalone fusion for adult #spinaldeformity.