Johns Hopkins University is currently seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow to join an active group of NIH-funded investigators studying the molecular, cellular, and epigenetic mechanisms of prostate tumorigenesis. The project involves assessing the utility and mechanism of action of a potential theranostic biomarker in human prostate tumor specimens. Experience with basic molecular biology techniques is required, including PCR, sequencing, transfection, DNA and RNA isolation and tissue culture procedures. Experience with histology techniques or human pathology is preferred.

Qualified applicants must hold a PhD or MD, with completion of terminal degree after 2008. Please send an electronic copy of your curriculum vitae to tlotan1@jhmi.edu.