Assistant Professor of Protein Biochemistry & Therapeutics

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university of minnesotaMinneapolis (MN)

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An established academic institution is seeking a dynamic Academic Track Assistant Professor to enhance its research and teaching capabilities in bio-engineering and cancer research. This exciting role involves leading a pioneering laboratory dedicated to developing innovative protein and cellular therapeutics targeting critical diseases. The successful candidate will utilize cutting-edge structural biology techniques, including X-ray crystallography and CryoEM, to inform the development of therapeutic candidates. Join a collaborative environment that bridges basic science with translational applications, making a significant impact in the field of biochemistry and molecular biology.

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