Postdoctoral position
Dr. Richard Alexander
ralexand at trout.ab.umd.edu
Thu Aug 31 08:30:55 EST 1995
The Division of Urology, Department of Surgery, University of Maryland
School of Medicine is actively seeking a post-doctoral fellow to become
involved in studies of the immunobiology of the prostate under the direction
of Dr. Richard B. Alexander, Associate Professor. The work involves the
characterization of specific T cell recognition of prostatic antigens and
the identification of such antigens in mice and humans. The goal of this
line of inquiry is the development of potential immunotherapeutic strategies
for treating prostatic cancer as well as gaining an understanding of chronic
prostatitis as a potential auto-immune disease. The contribution of the
immune-system to other prostatic diseases such as obstructive uropathy are
also under investigation. The project is appropriate for a person who desires
to work on a problem of enormous clinical relevance that is translatable to
the care of patients with diseases causing significant morbidity and
mortality. A 2 year commitment to this project is expected.
The successful candidate will have received the Ph.D. degree, preferably in
immunology, but other routes to training and fields of study with appropriate
experience will be considered. The successful candidate will have a solid
foundation in experimental work in immunology and immunotherapy using murine
and human cells and models. The potential for promotion to a permanent faculty
position is a possibility for the appropriate individual. Salary is negotiable
and full benefits including a State of Maryland health insurance plan are
provided. The University is an equal opportunity employer. Minorities and
women are encouraged to apply.
Please direct inquiries to: 410-605-7233 voice, 410-605-7919 facsimile.
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Richard B. Alexander ralexander at surgery2.ab.umd.edu
ralexand at umabnet.ab.umd.edu
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