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职位信息

A/Prof. Hou is the Group Leader of the Post-treatment Cancer Immunobiology Laboratory of QIMR’s Cancer Research Program. He worked as a clinician researcher at world-renowned cancer centres such as the University of Chicago Ben May Cancer Centre and Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Centre, with a research focus on Cancer Immunobiology and Immunotherapy. As the lead author, he published in prestigious journals including Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology, Nature Reviews Immunology, Nature Communications, Journal of Hepatology and Hepatology. In the light of therapy-induced or organ-specific cues in the cancer microenvironment, the Hou Lab leverages genetically modified mice and clinical samples for cellular-and-molecular immunology-based high-throughput analyses, thus delving into the mechanism of how the acquired inflammation and epigenetic regulation impose therapy response or resistance.

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The QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute is located in Brisbane, Queensland, and is one of Australia's most successful medical research institutes, translating discoveries from bench to bedside for a better future of health. QIMR jointly implements PhD training programs with biomedical departments of world-renowned universities such as the University of Queensland (UQ) and Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in the research fields of cancer, infectious diseases, and mental health. 

Now two PhD positions are available immediately in the Post-treatment Cancer Immunobiology Research Laboratory led by A/Prof. J Hou. Adding to the ideal platform for immunobiology research, the Hou Lab provides well-established research systems and projects for PhD training. Letter of interest can be sent to jiajiehou989@gmail.com. Please include your research experience, experimental skills, publications, awards, course GPA and English scores in the resume.

1. The candidate should have a recent Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences;

2. Hands-on experiences in mouse models and/or immunology or cellular and molecular biology experiments;

3. An overall grade point average equivalent to ≥5.5 on a 7-point scale;

4. Unless you have completed a recent degree at an approved University where the degree was taught in English, you will need a demonstrated and assessed proficiency in English: IELTS (Academic module) Minimum overall score of 6.5 and score ≥6.0 in every sub-band; OR TOEFL Minimum overall score of 87 and 21 in written, and 19 in each of reading, listening & speaking.

Scholarships

1. International PhD scholarship provided by UQ, QUT or QIMR (35,000 AUD per year plus overseas health cover insurance)

*Successful applicants are likely to have additional research experience, publications, and have presented their work at one or more national or international conferences. The QIMR Graduate Development Office will guide you through the application process.

2. CSC scholarship

3. PI-supported top-up scholarship

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