Faculty Position: Radiobiology and DNA Damage Response Scientist

We are seeking an accomplished scientist for an open-rank faculty position specializing in DNA damage repair and response pathways, particularly in the context of high linear energy transfer heavy particle therapies such as proton and carbon ion treatments. The role involves characterizing cellular and molecular responses to various radiation types, identifying DNA repair vulnerabilities, developing preclinical models, and translating findings into clinical applications. Opportunities include exploring neo-antigen discovery and combination immunotherapy, as well as collaborating on advanced treatment planning systems. Qualified candidates will hold a doctoral degree in relevant fields, demonstrate a strong publication record in radiobiology or related areas, and have established extramural funding. The position emphasizes leadership, collaboration, and mentorship within a cutting-edge research environment equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and multidisciplinary support. The role offers full-time employment, competitive benefits, and the chance to contribute to innovative programs in radiation biology and oncology.