Join our lab
The Mani lab always welcomes talented and motivated individuals
Major areas of research in the Mani laboratory include:
- Adaptive immunity in EMT and metastasis
- Genomic and epigenomic analysis of cellular plasticity during metastasis
- Identification, characterization and development of small molecules for treating therapy resistance and metastasis
- Role of hybrid EMT in tumor metastasis
Postdoctoral Research Associates
We are seeking passionate and motivated postdoctoral fellows to explore the cutting edge of cancer biology. Our lab investigates the fundamental mechanisms by which epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) drives metastasis and therapy resistance, with the ultimate goal of identifying new therapeutic strategies. Postdocs in our group have the opportunity to work with advanced molecular and cell biology tools, live-cell imaging, and in vivo models to uncover novel drivers of cancer progression.
We welcome applicants with strong backgrounds in cell culture and molecular biology. Experience with animal models is highly valued and will provide an added advantage. Above all, we are looking for creative, collaborative scientists eager to push the boundaries of cancer research and make discoveries with real translational impact.
Interested applicants should send a statement of research interest and an updated CV to our lab administrative assistant Henri Blouin (henri_blouin@brown.edu) for further consideration.
Undergraduate Students
The Mani lab is accepting undergraduate students from Brown University. Students should be highly passionate about learning cancer research. Interested students should send an email to our lab administrative assistant Henri Blouin (henri_blouin@brown.edu) for further information.
Henri Blouin in the Mani lab administrative assistant. Please contact them for admin-related work at: henri_blouin@brown.edu
Phone
401-444-2502
Address
Coro Bldg, 1 Hoppin St, Providence, RI 02903
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