Postdoctoral position (f/m/d) in cell biology, immunology and molecular biology research

Ihre Aufgaben

• Conduct an independent research project in the emerging field of the lung-brain axis and its role in regulating of CNS autoimmunity
• Establish new methods and models relevant to the project;
• Work collaboratively within an international and multidisciplinary team;
• Present and communicate research results at scientific meetings;
• Supervision of students.

Ihre Qualifikationen

• You are a curious and enthusiastic scientist who can work independently but also in a team.
• PhD in the life sciences, such as cell biology, neurobiology, immunology, molecular biology or a related subject.
• Experience working with rodent experimental models, with a qualification in accordance with FELASA guidelines
• Fluent English language skills (written and spoken) are required.

Wir bieten

• You will work in a high-impact research field with biomedical relevance embedded in the collaborative environment of the Göttingen Campus including several supportive facilities and inspiring research consortia.
• Small, international and diverse research group with a strong team spirit and an open-minded, collaborative and respectful working atmosphere.
• The UMG is committed to increasing the number of individuals with disabilities in its workforce and therefore encourages applications from such qualified individuals.
• We further strive for gender and diversity equality. We welcome applications from all backgrounds.

Einleitungstext

The Institute for Neuroimmunology und Multiple Sclerosis Research (IMSF) of the University Medical Center Göttingen is looking for a new position at the earliest start date.

Postdoctoral position (f/m/d) in cell biology, immunology and molecular biology research

full time (38.5 hours per week), minimum 2 years, potentially 5 years

The research group of Dr. Leon Hosang at the IMSF is inviting applications for a postdoc (f/m/d) in cell biology, immunology and molecular biology. Our research group at the University Medical Center Göttingen (UMG) investigates the lung–brain axis, with a particular interest in how unique features of the lung shape both local and systemic immune responses, including immune regulation within the central nervous system. Our aim is to understand how these interactions contribute to the initiation, modulation and resolution of autoimmune neuroinflammation. Funding for this position is provided by the “UMG2032 - Excellence through Focus” project, funded by the State of Lower Saxony and the VolkswagenStiftung through the zukunft.niedersachsen program.