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Rutgers Cancer Institute - Cancer Metabolism and Immunology · United States

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The Hu Laboratory at Rutgers Cancer Institute, Rutgers University–New Brunswick invites applications for postdoctoral researchers to join our team investigating fundamental and translational questions in cancer biology. Our research centers on cancer metabolism, tumor microenvironment, tumor immunology, and tumor suppressor signaling. Current projects investigate: 1) the regulation and function of p53 and gain-of-function p53 mutants in cancer; and 2) how tumor suppressors, including p53 and its target genes, regulate cancer metabolism, tumor-immune interactions, and cancer cachexia.

Selected publications:

Nature Communications: 2025 , 16:1762; 2024 , 15:627, 137; 2021 , 12:3371; 2017 , 8:1823; 2014 , 5:5218

Nature Metabolism: 2022 , 4:1830

Cell Stem Cell: 2023 , 30:1520

J Clin Invest: 2023 , 133; 2020 , 130:3253

Blood: 2022 , 140:2076

Genes & Development: 30:1956; 31:1641

Cell Death & Differentiation: 21:1792; 22:1824

More information: https://www.cinj.org/WenweiHuLab

Qualifications: Applicants should hold a Ph.D. with training in molecular biology, cancer biology, and/or cancer immunology and a publication record commensurate with their career stage. We welcome highly motivated scientists who can pursue research independently while contributing to a collaborative team. Experience with mouse models is desirable.

The Hu Lab provides an interdisciplinary environment spanning basic and translational cancer research, with access to approaches including molecular and cell biology, biochemistry, animal models, immune profiling, metabolomics, and bioinformatics. Postdoctoral researchers benefit from the broad scientific community and career development opportunities across Rutgers. New Brunswick is also conveniently located near New York City and Philadelphia.

To apply, please send a CV and contact information for three references to:

Wenwei Hu, Ph.D.

Rutgers Cancer Institute, Rutgers University

New Brunswick, NJ 08903

Email: wh221@cinj.rutgers.edu

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