What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior Scientist- Immunology and Immunotherapy position at Mount Sinai Hospital?
Job Description
The Gnjatic Laboratory at Mount Sinai is seeking a highly motivated Senior Scientist with expertise in spatial pathology, multiplex immunohistochemistry, and computational analysis of tissue-based data. This is an exciting opportunity to work on cutting-edge technologies such as Visium, Visium HD, Codex, Orion, and CosMX, focusing on clinical trial samples to advance biomarker discovery and immunotherapy research.
The candidate will design and execute experiments, analyze complex spatial data, and collaborate closely with computational scientists and immunologists to uncover clinically relevant insights. This role offers an excellent environment for scientific growth, publication, and leadership in a highly collaborative research setting.
Responsibilities
- Lead research projects in multiplex immunohistochemistry and spatial transcriptomics, characterizing immune infiltration in various tissues (e.g., tumors, inflammatory lesions).
- Develop and validate novel tissue-based assays, ensuring robustness and reproducibility of results.
- Oversee and innovate multiplex immunohistochemical platforms, integrating advanced technologies like MICSSS, Visium, Codex, Orion, and CosMX.
- Analyze spatial and single-cell level data, utilizing computational tools for cell segmentation, tissue morphology, and immune profiling.
- Generate and interpret high-dimensional datasets, including immune cell density, spatial distribution, and proximity to tumor regions.
- Collaborate with computational biologists and clinical researchers, sharing findings and developing integrated pipelines for biomarker discovery.
- Present research at internal and external meetings, contribute to manuscripts and grant proposals, and engage in high-impact publications.
Why Join Us?
We are looking for a passionate and driven scientist eager to push the boundaries of spatial pathology and immuno-oncology. If you're excited about working at the intersection of technology, pathology, and translational medicine, we encourage you to apply!
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