Scientist, Laboratory of Regulatory Translatomics and RNA Signaling (GIS) - Islandwide, SG

Roles & Responsibilities

The Vasudevan lab , at Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS) A

• STAR, conducts cutting-edge research on post-transcriptional regulation in refractory cancers and develops RNA therapeutics. The lab collaborates with academia, clinical groups, and industries, to combine their RNA mechanistic studies with AI and therapeutic platforms to target cancer and other disease.

The lab is seeking motivated postdoctoral Fellows to study 3 projects :

Experience in cell and molecular biology, RNA profiling and cell culture techniques would be needed. Expertise with immune cells and immune analysis is especially appreciated, or with primary cells including patient samples, organoids or in vivo models, or with multi-omic informatic analysis. The candidates will work on their individual projects with the PI and the team, and with industry and academic collaborators to perform RNA and cancer investigations, develop new assays and therapeutics, develop and perform profiling assays, and assist in the day-to-day operation of the lab.

Interested applicants should submit their CV, a cover letter detailing relevant experience and research interests, and a brief 1 page summary of their ideal project goal with 3 aims as well as their long term goals to shobha_vasudevan@a-star.edu.sg

Key Requirements

The above eligibility criteria are not exhaustive. A

Tell employers what skills you have

Mentoring

Genomics

in Vivo

Cell

Academia

Ability To Work Independently

Refractory

Data Management

Translation

Cell Culture

Cell Biology

Attention to Detail

RNA

Molecular Biology

Functional Analysis

Life Sciences