This position is for Postdoctoral Associate to study the immune and metabolic mechanisms that drive breast cancer metastasis and therapeutic response. The project focuses on ER+ breast cancer, bone metastasis, tumor–immune interactions, macrophage biology, fatty-acid metabolism, and therapeutic targeting. The Postdoctoral Associate will use in vivo cancer models, pharmacologic inhibitors, immune profiling, and spatial omics to investigate how the metastatic microenvironment regulates tumor progression and immune suppression.
Organized, honest, passionate, hardworking, dependable, intellectually curious, and highly collaborative. Excellent record-keeping and experimental documentation are essential. Postdoctoral Associate should think critically, communicate openly, respond well to feedback, and be a strong team player who contributes positively to collaborative science.