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2x Post-Doctoral Positions – Genome Stability group – St Vincent’s Institute – Melbourne

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Dr Andrew Deans’ Genome Stability group at St Vincent’s Institute (Melbourne) currently has 2 openings for postdoctoral scientists, in the area of DNA repair research. The positions are suitable for recently graduated or soon-to-graduate PhDs, or current postdoctoral scientists looking to switch fields.
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Prof. Phil Hodgkin

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Prof. Phil Hodgkin – Head, Immunology lab
The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute
1G Royal Parade, Parkville, Melbourne, Victoria, 3052
Email: hodgkin@wehi.edu.au
Web: Lab Website
Keywords –  T and B cell proliferation, competing fates, stochastic processes, Cyton model

Dr Andrew Deans

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Dr Andrew Deans – Head, Genome Stability Lab
St Vincent’s Institute
9 Princes St,
Fitzroy, Melbourne, VIC 3065
Phone: 0392882505
Email: adeans@svi.edu.au
Web:  Lab Website     Twitter

Keywords: DNA repair, cell cycle, Fanconi Anemia, Bloom’s Syndrome, familial breast cancer

Prof. Sarah Russell

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Prof. Sarah Russell – Head, Immune Signalling Lab
Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
St Andrews Place,
East Melbourne, VIC,  Australia
Email: sarah.russell@petermac.org
Web: Lab Website

Keywords – asymmetric cell division, cell polarity, T cells, leukaemia, time lapse imaging

Dr Patrick Humbert

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Dr Patrick Humbert – Head, Cell Cycle and Cancer Genetics Laboratory
Research Division
Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
Locked Bag 1,
A’Beckett Street,
Melbourne, Victoria, 8006, Australia.
Email: patrick.humbert@petermac.org
Phone: 03 9656 3526
Web: Lab Website   LinkedIn

Keywords: Cell Polarity, Asymmetric Cell division, Cell Cycle, Cancer