PI:  Priya Issuree

Project and Position Details:
We are interested in understanding how early epigenetic programming of the human genome in T cells enable them to have long-lasting fitness and function in health and disease.

The project would be to establish a new assay in the laboratory. The trainee will work closely with a research scientist and PI in the lab and be involved in day-to-day lab operations.

Qualifications:
We are looking for very a motivated, responsible and dedicated individual, who is interested in using this training as a valuable building block for their next career goal.

Time Commitment: 20-25 Hours

Compensation: Academic Credit (1-4 Semester Hours), To be determined

Start Date: Near future, Summer semester, To be determined

Timeline: Ongoing, potential to be a continuous position

Application Instructions: Please reach out directly to Dr. Issuree