Postdoctoral position integrative spatial analysis of microenvironmental drivers of pancreatic cancers

This postdoctoral position focuses on the integrative spatial analysis of microenvironmental factors influencing pancreatic cancers. The role requires expertise in spatial biology and cancer microenvironment research, with an emphasis on pancreatic cancer pathology. Candidates should possess advanced skills in analyzing complex spatial datasets, integrating multi-omics data, and applying computational and statistical methods to elucidate microenvironmental drivers of tumor progression. Proficiency in bioinformatics tools, spatial transcriptomics, imaging analysis, and possibly machine learning techniques is essential to interpret spatial heterogeneity within tumor tissues. A strong background in cancer biology, molecular biology, and data science is expected to effectively bridge experimental and computational approaches. The position is suitable for candidates with a doctoral degree in relevant fields such as cancer biology, computational biology, bioinformatics, or related disciplines, and experience in spatial data integration and analysis. Collaborative skills and the ability to communicate findings across multidisciplinary teams are important for advancing understanding of pancreatic cancer microenvironments and contributing to translational research efforts.