The Gruber lab studies the role of the innate immune response in immune-mediated and neoplastic disease in dogs. Additionally, we investigate novel methods and optimize existing methods to improve diagnostic yield from samples collected from a wide variety of species using minimally invasive techniques. The Gruber lab is part of the Department of Population Health and Pathobiology.

By encompassing these duties, the role ensures efficient laboratory management, high-quality experimental support, and effective training for the next generation of researchers.

Relevant post-Baccalaureate degree, or relevant Bachelor's degree plus 3 or more years of independent research experience, or substantative relevant independent experience and education. May require terminal degree and licensure.

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