The Mass General Hospital Cancer Center is a world-renowned institution for cancer biology and translational research. A postdoctoral position is immediately available to study fundamental mechanisms of human tumorigenesis and their application in cancer therapy. Topics of interest include the p53 family of transcription factors, tumor metabolism and signaling through the mTOR kinase pathway, and the influence of tumor-specific genomic changes on tumor evolution and the therapeutic response. Research approaches in the laboratory are uniquely positioned at the interface of biochemistry, cell biology and translational research based on human tumor genetic analysis.

      The position involves joint academic appointments at MGH and Harvard Medical School, providing a rich intellectual environment within a large and dynamic research community. The candidate must have recently (3 years or less) received a Ph.D. degree in the biological sciences, and be highly motivated and well versed in basic molecular biology and biochemical techniques. Previous first-author publication in the English-language literature is essential.

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