Research Intern - Cell Therapy Institute

Learning Objectives

• Critically review scientific literature related to immunotherapy and cell therapy research
• Participate in scientific discussions
• Contribute meaningfully during laboratory meetings and collaborative sessions
• Gain training in scientific communication and writing, including data presentation and manuscript-style reporting

About the Role

The research intern will gain hands-on experience in analyzing experimental data related to NK cell function, including cytotoxicity assays such as real-time imaging platforms and Chromium-51 (Cr51) release assays. The intern will be exposed to a broad range of immunotherapy research techniques and will develop foundational knowledge in flow cytometry, specimen processing, and data interpretation.

Responsibilities

• Attend weekly laboratory and journal club meetings
• Actively engage in question-and-answer discussions
• Interact with scientists, clinicians, and researchers across multidisciplinary teams within the Cell Therapy Institute

Requirements

• Bachelor's or master's degree (recently obtained, typically within one year)
• Prior research experience
• Strong organizational, analytical, and communication skills
• PREFERRED: Interest in oncology, clinical research, or academic medicine
• Experience with data analysis or scientific writing

Qualifications

• None specified

Skills

• Data analysis
• Scientific writing

Benefits

• Hands-on research experience
• Exposure to multidisciplinary research teams
• Training in scientific communication and writing

Pay

• N/A

Schedule

• N/A