Postdoctoral Fellow/ Scientist I, T Cell Biology and Tissue Immunology
Core
Investigate how T cells interact with local tissue environments to shape immune responses in health and disease, aiming to develop strategies for reprogramming immune cells for therapeutic benefit.
Role type
Postdoctoral Fellow / Scientist I (Experimental Immunology)
Builds
Engineered cells and therapeutic strategies for age-related diseases like cancer, Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's
Domain
Biotechnology / Immunology / AI-driven scientific discovery
Deliverable
research
Required skills
Experimental molecular and cellular biology, Mouse models, Genetic engineering, Single-cell genomics, Spatial transcriptomics, Molecular cloning, Genetic perturbation
Preferred skills
Scalable genetic perturbation (CRISPR screens), Immune cell differentiation studies, Mouse disease models, High-dimensional genomic data analysis, Flow cytometry, Viral vector engineering
Technologies
Genetically engineered mouse models, Single-cell sequencing, Spatial transcriptomics, Machine learning/artificial intelligence
Responsibilities
Design and perform in vivo experiments using mouse models, Characterize immune cell differentiation and function, Apply advanced experimental approaches including molecular biology and genetic perturbation, Present scientific findings and prepare manuscripts, Mentor junior researchers
Seniority
Postdoctoral / Early Career Scientist