Postdoctoral Scientist - Waldor Lab
Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
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Boston, MA, USA
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Job Description
Matt Waldor's laboratory at Brigham and Women's Hospital seeks a postdoctoral scientist to lead research on bacterial pathogens, virulence mechanisms, and host responses with potential translation to vaccines and therapeutics.
Requirements
- A PhD in the biological sciences is required
- microbiology or immunology experience is preferred
- with zero to four years of postdoctoral experience accepted.
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Job location
42.35551, -71.05654Boston, MA, USA
Confidence 0.350 · Threshold 0.550
Coordinates 42.35551, -71.05654