The laboratory focuses on cancer epigenomics, with particular emphasis on enzyme-tethering chromatin profiling technologies such as CUT&RUN, CUT&Tag, CUTAC and related methods for tissue-based molecular profiling. A major area of interest is the application of these approaches to formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissues and other clinically relevant biospecimens, with integration of pathology-guided tissue assessment and downstream molecular analysis.
This Research Intern position is a short-term, primarily wet-lab training appointment designed to provide practical experience in cancer research through direct participation in epigenomic profiling experiments. The intern will work closely with the PI, laboratory manager and research team to support established FFPE tissue profiling workflows across a large volume of specimens. This position is especially well-suited for candidates with prior hands-on research experience in molecular biology, epigenomics, or chromatin a...