Karolinska Institutet is offering an exciting PhD position in the research group led by Assistant Professor Arnika Wagner. The focus of the position is on NK cell biology and NK cell-based immunotherapy, providing an opportunity to work at the intersection of basic scientific discovery and translational research with clinical relevance. The project is ideal for candidates who are passionate about fundamental biological questions and interested in advancing immunotherapy approaches toward clinical application.

The group seeks a highly motivated, curious, and driven individual who is eager to contribute to research that bridges basic NK cell biology and translational efforts. The position is based at Karolinska Institutet, a leading medical university in Sweden, and offers a stimulating environment for early-career researchers interested in immunology, cell biology, and medical science.

Applicants are required to submit their applications exclusively through the official recruitment system (Varbi). Applications sent via email will not be considered. For more information and to apply, please visit the provided Varbi link.

Key research areas include NK cell biology, immunotherapy, translational research, and clinical relevance. This opportunity is particularly suited for students or early-career researchers aiming to develop expertise in medical science and biology within a world-class academic setting.