Dr. Lana Garmire is seeking a Research Associate II - Temp to develop computational models to predict pancreatic cancers diagnosis, subtyping, prognosis, and personalized therapeutic treatment using a compendium of single cell and spatial transcriptomics, imaging, pathology, genomics and clinical data; conduct both independent research and collaboration with other pancreatic cancer scientists; assist in the development of research proposals; perform responsible administrative work, including the supervision of undergraduates and new master students.

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Bachelor's degree in a related field

• Master's degree in a related field
• Extensive work experience in research or related fields

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