Fully Funded Postdoc: Lead in Peripheral Neuro‑Immunology

Universität Basel; Basel; Vor Ort; CHF 85.000 - 110.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Universität Basel is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to explore how peripheral neural circuits regulate immune responses and tissue biology in cancer contexts. The project is fully funded and integrated within Basel's collaborative neuroscience and immunology ecosystem.

The successful candidate will leverage neuronal tracing, viral/genetic manipulation, in vivo disease models, and cutting-edge single-cell/spatial technologies to uncover neuro-immune mechanisms and identify

Qualifikationen

• PhD in neuroscience, neuroimmunology or a related discipline.
• Strong interest in peripheral neuroscience, neuro-immune communication, and disease biology.
• Experience with in vivo models and/or complex experimental systems.
• Track record of scientific productivity for career stage.

Aufgaben

• Lead an interdisciplinary project at the interface of peripheral neuroscience, immunology, and cancer.
• Investigate how peripheral neural signals regulate immune cell function within tissues.
• Apply neuronal tracing, imaging, flow cytometry, and single-cell/spatial analyses to study neuro-immune interactions.

Kenntnisse

Neuroscience

Neuroimmunology

In vivo models

Single-cell sequencing

Computational analysis

Ausbildung

PhD in neuroscience, neuroimmunology or related discipline

Tools

Neuronal tracing

Viral approaches

Mouse genetics

Tissue imaging

Flow cytometry

Spatial technologies

Jobbeschreibung

Universität Basel is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to explore how peripheral neural circuits regulate immune responses and tissue biology in cancer contexts. The project is fully funded and integrated within Basel's collaborative neuroscience and immunology ecosystem.

The successful candidate will leverage neuronal tracing, viral/genetic manipulation, in vivo disease models, and cutting-edge single-cell/spatial technologies to uncover neuro-immune mechanisms and identify