Topic: stem-cell engineering

The Laboratory of Causal Systems Immunology seeks a PhD student or postdoctoral researcher to advance in vivo single-cell CRISPR screening. Work spans stem-cell engineering, vector and screening-method development, perturbational-data analysis and experimental validation of causal regulators of immune-cell states. Projects apply these technologies during development and disease. An experimental, computational or combined research focus is possible, with interest in both approaches required. The laboratory connects causal inference and probabilistic AI with large-scale perturbation experiments

Develop synthetic biological tools that make multicellular behaviour predictable and programmable within the Cell Science accelerator. Pursue questions about synthetic tissues and cell behaviour, using stem-cell engineering, high-content microscopy, molecular engineering and quantitative modelling. Collaborate with scientists and project specialists. The annualized salary range is USD 87,450–108,250; the primary work location is 615 Westlake Avenue North, Seattle, with most hours onsite and limited remote flexibility.