The Cancer Program at the Broad uses functional genomics approaches to study cancer biology and vulnerabilities, with an eye towards therapeutic development. The ongoing projects that we’re hiring for are expected to lead to multiple high impact publications in the relatively near future, and we also put an emphasis on career mentorship/application support for research associates who are en route to medical and/or graduate studies. Interested folks can message Richard Ebright directly (ebright@broadinstitute.org) with their CV, or can apply at https://lnkd.in/eGFD-Y_t which has the full position decription information.
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