Important Info
Email the required appliation materials to smkrams@stanford.edu
Our laboratory (Krams and Martinez labs) studies the cellular and molecular aspects of immune responses to viruses and alloantigen. Specific areas of interest include 1) the role of NK and T cells in response to viral and alloantigen, 2) understanding how exosomes and microRNAs regulate immune responses and 3) the genetic diversity of EBV and impacts on host immune response. There is also the opportunity for the candidate to develop an independent area of research.
- The ideal candidate should be highly self-motivated, a creative thinker with a strong background in immunology and/or molecular biology.
- Candidates should have experience, in or be willing to learn, CyTOF, sequencing-including NGS and RNA-Seq, and bioinformatics.
- The candidate must be quick to learn new techniques and be able to modify and adapt standard protocols.
- The candidate should be organized, display good judgment, have excellent communication skills and be a team player.
- The candidate will be expected to write and contribute to research protocols, manuscripts and grants.
- CV
- Letter of interest