Associate Professor of Translational Ovarian Cancer Research (Fixed-Term, 2 Years)

This role of Associate Professor of Translational Ovarian Cancer Research requires advanced expertise in ovarian cancer biology, with a focus on translational research that bridges laboratory findings to clinical applications. Candidates should possess a strong background in cancer research methodologies, including molecular biology techniques, genomics, proteomics, and bioinformatics relevant to ovarian cancer. Experience in designing and conducting preclinical studies, as well as familiarity with clinical trial design and regulatory requirements, is essential. The position demands proficiency in data analysis, interpretation, and scientific communication, including publishing research findings and securing research funding. Collaboration skills are important for interdisciplinary work with clinicians, biostatisticians, and other researchers. Given the academic title, a doctoral degree (PhD, MD, or equivalent) in cancer biology, oncology, or a related biomedical science is expected, along with a track record of research excellence and leadership in translational cancer research. The fixed-term nature suggests a focus on specific research projects with measurable outcomes. Overall, the candidate should demonstrate a combination of deep scientific knowledge, practical research skills, and academic experience to advance ovarian cancer research from bench to bedside.