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Assistant Professor of Medical Sciences (in Medicine) at CUMC - Hematology & Oncology

Columbia University  ·  Medical Sciences (in Medicine) at CUMC - Hematology & Oncology  ·  Columbia University, NY
Assistant ProfessorTenure-TrackMedical Sciences (in Medicine)

Position summary

Columbia University Irving Medical Center – Department of Medicine Columbia University Irving Medical Center invites outstanding candidates to apply for positions at the rank of  Assistant Professor . These positions are based with leading research labs in  cancer immunotherapy  and  technology development  and are part of the  Columbia Center for Translational Immunology  and

the  Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center . We are seeking candidates with demonstrated excellence and future potential in the areas of  gene editing ,  cell engineering ,  cancer genomics , and  computational biology , who can lead a research program at the intersection of  basic science ,  translational research , and  clinical application . Successful candidates will

demonstrate a record of significant research accomplishments and the potential to establish creative, independent research programs with a commitment to teaching and mentoring at the graduate, medical, and postdoctoral levels. Research Focus Areas 1. Gene Editing & Cell Engineering Development and application of advanced gene editing tools (e.g., CRISPR, base editing) in human and murine immune cells Engineering

of immune cells for therapeutic applications, including CAR-T and other cell therapies Collaboration with the Columbia University Irving Medical Center’s cell manufacturing facility for clinical translation 2. Functional Genomics & High-Throughput Screening Massively parallel CRISPR-based perturbation screens Functional characterization of disease-associated variants and variants enhancing therapeutic efficacy

Synthetic biology and model systems to dissect gene function in cancer and immune contexts 3. Cancer Genomics & Systems Medicine Study of mutational processes, clonal evolution, chromosomal instability, and the tumor microenvironment Integration of multi-omics datasets (e.g., genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics) to unco

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