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🚨 OPEN PhD POSITION🚨 Looking for a PhD and interested in the emerging field of mucosal immunology? Apply now to join our young and enthusiastic ERC-funded team in using new tools to understand how T cells are primed by gut microbes and how they become dysregulated in IBD! Deadline, July, 15th. Details in the advertisement or on the lab website: https://lnkd.in/eAMKF8UJ Please repost!

We are so excited to announce a new Research Associate role for Long COVID and Immunology. This person is going to work with a team of MDs and PhDs to identify treatments that could potentially be used for Long COVID and related diseases. Please click the link below to apply and share this opportunity with anyone that you think would be excited to join our team and be a part of this mission! Job Posting: https://lnkd.in/eRci9KX5 #newjob #sciencejobs #researchassociate #biotechjobs #newhire  

We have a new and unique position to join our lab as a Research Laboratory #Technician within the Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge. You would join a project that is based on recent characterisation of T cells within the mouse and human #brain. We recently developed a therapeutic that protects mice against #traumaticbraininjury. This project will humanise the therapeutic for clinical translation, with a focus on the translational outcome. The laboratory is an inclusive, international and diverse team, supportive of your personal and career development. You will benefit from the collaborative and collegial environment of the laboratory, and potential #career growth opportunities within the wider university, the laboratory and the developing spin-off company Aila Biotech Ltd. You have either a BSc/MPhil in immunology, neuroscience, or a related field, or experience in animal handling or basic laboratory experience. Experience with animal handling, flow cytometry, and cell culture techniques are a plus, however you are not expected to enter with the full range of skills. A current PIL is a strong asset. Strong verbal communication skills, attention to detail, the ability to work under the direction of a team leader, and self-reflection during learning are highly desirable. A positive approach to kind and collaborative interactions with the team is essential. https://lnkd.in/esREuGRg

Some 19 years ago when I first interviewed at Fox Chase Cancer Center for a postdoctoral position, David Wiest was one of the folks who made me feel welcome and supported. Since then, I've known him to be a rigorous and thoughtful scientist and a tough, but fair manager who cares deeply about his people and their successes. If you are looking for a #scientificresearch #technician position, check out this opportunity. Not only will you learn how to use #crispr and #nextgenerationsequencing, you'll contribute to cancer discoveries and work at a pretty awesome place. About the position: The Wiest Laboratory at the Fox Chase Cancer Center seeks to hire a laboratory technician to work as part of a highly integrated, collegial team focused on addressing critical questions in immunology and cancer research. This position carries the opportunity to learn the latest research methods including CRISPR-based gene-editing, Next-Gen based genomic methodologies, immune cell function, and multi-parameter flow cytometry. The successful candidate need not have prior experience but should be motivated, have strong quantitative skills, and have no objections to working with research animals. How to apply: If you are interested, email your CV/resume, cover letter, and the name of at least three references to david.wiest@fccc.edu. Qualified candidates will then be invited to complete a job application. Wiest Lab: https://lnkd.in/eiiqys4C #labtechnician #yournextmove #cancerresearch