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Job Duties/Responsibilities
75% - Perform experiments as outlined in funded grants in the lab. Experiments are focused
on elucidating how to enhance T cell function in suppressive solid tumor
microenvironments.

25% - Analyze data, generate figures, assist others in lab with experiments, write manuscripts,
prepare presentations

The Stromnes laboratory is focused on advancing the understanding of cancer immunology and immunotherapy, with a particular emphasis on properties of the tumor and the tumor microenvironment that influence antigen-specific T lymphocyte migration and function. The laboratory aims to uncover how tumors and their mutations coordinate a suppressive microenvironment and elicit a program of T cell dysfunction.

For more information, please visit: Stromnes Lab

Required Qualifications

• PhD in Immunology or related biological science

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