Postdoctoral Research Position in Cancer Research : Augusta, GA, United States

Georgia Cancer Center at Augusta University is now seeking to fill two postdoctoral research positions in cancer research. The successful candidates will work on NIH-funded projects, and study the regulation of p53 and cellular responses to DNA damage and metabolic stress using molecular biological and genomics approaches and genetically-engineered mouse models (Nat Commun 6: 6752, 2015; J Biol Chem 291: 10847, 2016; Oncogene 34: 4975, 2015). The candidate must have strong experience in molecular cloning, molecular biology, and cancer research. Experience with animals (particularly genetically-engineered mice) is a plus. Candidates must have a Ph.D. degree in Molecular Biology or related fields, and should be highly motivated, independent, and have demonstrated productivity. 

Georgia Cancer Center is the new brand of the only state-run cancer center in the state of Georgia. Augusta University is formerly known as Medical College of Georgia (MCG). As the only public medical school in Georgia, MCG provides its staff with superior fringe benefits including retirement and health insurance plans.