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Madeleine OudinPrincipal Investigator
Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering Tufts University (As of January 2018) |
Madeleine grew up in Paris, France in a multicultural environment, and completed a BSc in Biochemistry at McGill University, a MSc in Pharmacology and a PhD in Neuroscience from King’s College London, UK. She has been a post-doctoral fellow working in Prof. Frank Gertler’s lab at the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research for 5 years, trying to understand how metastasis, the dissemination of tumor cells throughout the body, occurs and how it affects response to chemotherapy. To find out more about her research, listen to this podcast! When she is not working hard in the lab, she enjoys traveling around the world, discovering new places and doing high-risk, high-adrenaline sports like flying trapeze and rock climbing.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES |
We are looking for new members of our lab! Candidates must be highly motivated, possess strong interpersonal skills and be able to work both independently and as part of a team. Email Dr. Oudin (madeleine.oudin@tufts.edu) for more information.
Post-doctoral researchers: Individuals with a PhD, a strong background in biology and a record of scientific productivity are encouraged to contact me. The project will focus on investigating the role of the extracellular matrix in driving drugs resistance in the context of metastatic disease using CRISPR screens. Experience with mammalian cell culture, molecular biology and microscopy is essential. Please be specific about your research interests in your email, and provide the names of three references.
About the lab:
Our lab will use an interdisciplinary approach to tackle metastasis and drug resistance, working at the intersection of biology, engineering and translational research. We will combine cell biology, microfluidics, tissue engineering, intravital imaging, systems biology and implantable devices. The lab is located at Tufts University in the Biomedical Engineering Department in Boston. We are in a brand new interdisciplinary building with biologists, chemical and biological engineers with open lab space and shared core facilities. We will closely collaborate with cancer researchers and clinicians at Tufts and in the Boston area.
Post-doctoral researchers: Individuals with a PhD, a strong background in biology and a record of scientific productivity are encouraged to contact me. The project will focus on investigating the role of the extracellular matrix in driving drugs resistance in the context of metastatic disease using CRISPR screens. Experience with mammalian cell culture, molecular biology and microscopy is essential. Please be specific about your research interests in your email, and provide the names of three references.
About the lab:
Our lab will use an interdisciplinary approach to tackle metastasis and drug resistance, working at the intersection of biology, engineering and translational research. We will combine cell biology, microfluidics, tissue engineering, intravital imaging, systems biology and implantable devices. The lab is located at Tufts University in the Biomedical Engineering Department in Boston. We are in a brand new interdisciplinary building with biologists, chemical and biological engineers with open lab space and shared core facilities. We will closely collaborate with cancer researchers and clinicians at Tufts and in the Boston area.
