Summary of responsibilities
The Immune Regulation Research Unit is looking to recruit candidates to study the role of T cell costimulatory molecules in immune regulation using knock-out, knock-in, and transgenic mice. Possible research projects are as follows:
- Dissection of signal transduction pathways to understand the synergistic effects of CD28 and ICOS
- Investigation of the molecular bases of memory vs. anergic T cells using phosphoflow and ChIP-chip technologies
- Searching for genes involved in regulatory T cell development using a medium-throughput screening protocol
Job requirements
- B.Sc. or M.Sc. degree in immunolgy/microbiology/virology, biochemistry, or molecular biology
- Excellent GPA
- Lab experience optional
To apply
Forward resume with two reference letters to the Research Unit Director woong-kyung.suh@ircm.qc.ca
