Positions Available
Postdoctoral
Graduate Student Rotations
Undergraduate Research Opportuntities
Laboratory Staff
Computational Staff
Interested students and postdoctoral applicants should send a biosketch and statement of research interests to:
Prof. David J. States
School of Health Information Sciences
Brown Foundation Institute of Molecular Medicine
1825 Pressler St.
Houston, TX 77030
David.J.States@uth.tmc.edu
For staff positions, see the links to specific job postings.
Postdoctoral
A postdoctoral fellowship is available in cancer proteomics applying state-of-the-art proteomics and mass spectrometry methods to the analysis of ovarian cancers and tumor associated macrophages. Candidates are expected to be familiar with molecular cell biology and protein biochemistry. The overall goal of the project is to characterize the macrophage proteome and its response to polarization.
A postdoctoral fellowship is available in computational proteomics covering data integration and the analysis of mass spectrometry data. Candidates are expected to have excellent programming skills, familiarity with current techniques in proteomics and familiarity with statistics. The overall goal of the project is to characterize the macrophage proteome and its response to polarization.
Graduate Student Rotations
Research rotation and thesis projects are available for both laboratory and computationally oriented students. Computational projects will involve data integration and the analysis of high dimensionality data sets in proteomics and molecular biology. Candidates are expected to have strong programming skills and a familiarity with molecular biology.
Experimental projects will focus on macrophages using molecul. Candidates are expected to be familiar with molecular biology and cell biology. Opportunities are available ranging from mass spectrometry/data analysis intensive projects to the exploration of cellular responses and biology of mononuclear phagocytes using molecular cell biology and cell culture techniques.
Undergraduate Research Opportuntities
Research opportunities are available for undergraduate students in both the experimental laboratory and computational groups. Computational projects will involve data integration and the analysis of high dimensionality data sets in proteomics and molecular biology. Excellent GPA with skills in computer programming required. Opportunities for research projects leading to an undergraduate thesis are available for students able to work full time over summers.
Experimental projects will focus on macrophages using molecular cell biology and proteomcs. Opportunities are available for students with a range of skills. Excellent GPA and the ability to commit at least 15 hours per week over an extended period of time are required. Opportunities for research projects leading to an undergraduate thesis are available for students able to work full time over summers.
Laboratory Staff
A position is available immediately for a Research Assistant II to assist in projects involving mouse models for ovarian cancer. Familiarity with molecular biology laboratory methods and mouse colony management are a priority.
To apply see https://jobs.uth.tmc.edu/ => Search => Requistion number 100205
Computational Staff
The Laboratory of Systems Biology and Bioinformatics seeks aspiring developers with multidisciplinary skills in scientific and database applications to join a cutting edge research and development team. We need people with the ability to translate system analysis to effective software tools who have the ability to work with both biomedical and computational scientists. Grasp the overall concepts and objectives of systems and programming projects and implement creative solutions.
