The Huang Lab at UCSF (franklinhuanglab.ucsf.edu) is recruiting postdoctoral fellows to lead projects that will utilize and develop single cell genomics and other molecular approaches to study mechanisms of carcinogenesis, with a focus in genitourinary malignancies. This position will be supported by an NIH-funded Program, which aims to leverage genomic technologies, organoids, and CRISPR/Cas9 genome engineering to understand the role that mutations play in cancer cells. Fellows will also gain experience with multi-omic approaches and analyses.

The Huang lab seeks talented and highly motivated scientists with a recent PhD to undertake independent projects and highly collaborative work with other lab members to investigate single cell genomics, spatial transcriptomics, and mechanisms of carcinogenesis with a focus in prostate cancer and cancers in underrepresented populations. 

The laboratory is located in the Division of Hematology and Oncology in the Medical Sciences Building at the UCSF Parnassus Heights campus, in the heart of San Francisco. UCSF offers a world-class cancer biology scientific community and a supportive and collaborative working environment. The successful candidate should have a strong background in molecular and cancer biology.