Career Opportunity: Medical Dermatology Clinical Research Coordinator (Project/Temporary)
Career Opportunity: Director of Clinical Trials Unit
Career Opportunity: Postdoctoral Fellow (Simpson Lab)
Nghiem Lab
The Nghiem Lab, led by Paul Nghiem, MD, PhD, Principal Investigator and Head of the Division of Dermatology, studies tumor immunology and cell cycle biology to discover innovative approaches to prevent and treat cancer. An aggressive virus-driven cancer called Merkel cell carcinoma is one focus. Another focus is a protein kinase called ATR that is required for the replication checkpoint — how a cell ensures it does not divide before completely replicating its DNA.
The lab is located at UW Medicine’s Research Hub at South Lake Union. Members of the lab include research scientists, fellows, graduate and post-doctoral trainees, and undergraduate research assistants.
For more information about this laboratory and the research being produced, please visit the Nghiem Lab website.
Kawasumi Lab
The Kawasumi Lab, led by Masaoki Kawasumi, MD, PhD, investigates molecular mechanisms of UV skin carcinogenesis with a goal of developing novel means to inhibit skin cancer. Recent work has focused on better understanding how caffeine prevents skin cancer. The lab is located at UW Medicine’s Research Hub at South Lake Union.
For more information about this laboratory and the research being produced, please visit the Kawasumi Lab website.
Simpson Lab
The Simpson Lab, hled by Cory Simpson, MD, PhD, studies the skin, which serves as a protective shield between the human body and its environment. The focus is on understanding the biology of skin cells called keratinocytes with the goal of understanding how they normally mature to form an effective barrier tissue and how they are compromised in skin disease. The ultimate goal is to identify novel approaches to promote skin tissue regeneration, to prevent skin damage from environmental stressors, and to treat genetic dermatologic disorders. The lab is located at UW Medicine’s Research Hub at South Lake Union.
For more information about this laboratory and the research being produced, please visit the Simpson Lab website.