The Liu Lab focuses on understanding the genetic and epigenetic mechanisms underlying human diseases and identifying targetable signaling pathways to drive advancements in cancer therapies. We are seeking a highly motivated Researcher 5 with a strong background in cancer research and expertise in cell biology and mouse model systems. The Researcher 5 will lead and manage multiple innovative research projects centered on TXNIP (Thioredoxin-Interacting Protein), a key regulator of cellular metabolism, oxidative stress, and tumorigenesis. These projects include developing advanced in vivo models, conducting in vitro genetic and pharmacological screens to identify regulators of TXNIP expression and function, and characterizing TXNIP-interacting partners and downstream target genes. Research