Postdoc: T Cell Immunology in Allergic Disease

KU - SUND - PANUM KBH N; Denmark; On-site; DKK 406,000 - 486,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Copenhagen’s LEO Foundation Skin Immunology Research Centre seeks a postdoctoral researcher to study the role of CD4 T cells in allergic diseases. You will work with mouse models and human samples, utilizing flow cytometry, single-cell RNA-Seq, and peptide screening platforms to map clonality and identify novel allergenic epitopes.

We value interdisciplinary collaboration and international networks, with a starting date of 1 January 2027 and a 2-year fixed-term contract.

Qualifications

• Essential PhD in immunology or related field.
• Strong experience with mouse models of allergy and immunohistochemistry.
• Proficient in flow cytometry and RNA-Sequencing analyses.
• Excellent English and teamwork skills.

Responsibilities

• Perform sophisticated wet-lab experiments to study T helper cells and allergic responses.
• Develop and apply peptide screening platforms and TCR screening.
• Analyze data from flow cytometry, RNA-Seq, and mouse models; present results at meetings.

Skills

Mouse models of allergy

Flow cytometry

Immunohistochemistry

RNA-Sequencing

T cell biology

English communication

Education

PhD in immunology/medical sciences

Tools

Cloning

Next-generation sequencing data analysis

Job description

The University of Copenhagen’s LEO Foundation Skin Immunology Research Centre seeks a postdoctoral researcher to study the role of CD4 T cells in allergic diseases. You will work with mouse models and human samples, utilizing flow cytometry, single-cell RNA-Seq, and peptide screening platforms to map clonality and identify novel allergenic epitopes.

We value interdisciplinary collaboration and international networks, with a starting date of 1 January 2027 and a 2-year fixed-term contract.