Nagasaki University
4 days ago
Assistant Professor or Specially Appointed Researcher in Viral Immunodynamics and Infectious Disease Research Nagasaki University in Japan
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Biochemistry
Funding
Annual income is estimated at 5,000,000–7,000,000 Japanese yen for either appointment type, depending on experience. Commuting, housing, and family allowances may be provided according to university regulations. Health, employees' pension, workers' compensation, employment insurance, and MEXT Mutual Aid Association coverage are provided. The position is fixed-term, initially for one year from the appointment date, with possible renewal following review; a six-month probationary period applies.
Deadline
Dec 25, 2026
Country
Japan
University
Nagasaki University
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About this position
Nagasaki University’s Advanced Infectious Disease Research Center is recruiting one Assistant Professor or Specially Appointed Researcher in the Viral Immunodynamics Research Field. The appointment will be determined after an assessment of the candidate’s achievements. The position is based in Nagasaki, Japan, at the university’s BSL-4 infectious disease research center.
The Department of Viral Immunodynamics, led by Principal Investigator Takumi Kawasaki, studies immune responses during viral infections, immune-based therapies, and vaccine development. Current research includes protection against viral infection through activation of killer T cells by antigen-presenting cells. Research themes will be shaped around the successful applicant’s experience and interests.
Applicants must hold a doctorate in a relevant life-science discipline, including medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, science, or agriculture. Experience with molecular biology, biochemistry, and protein purification is required. Prior immunology experience is not essential, while virology experience and an interest in host immune responses are welcomed. Previous work with BSL-4 pathogens is not required, but the appointee will be expected to undertake BSL-4 research and contribute to facility operations after joining.
The role also includes collaborative research development, educational activities, and outreach or social activities. Annual income is estimated at ¥5–7 million, with possible commuting, housing, and family allowances and standard employee insurance coverage. The initial contract is one year, renewable after review, with a six-month probationary period.
Applications must include a CV, achievement list, external-funding record, up to 10 major-paper reprints, work-experience documentation, a statement of aspirations, and up to three referees. Submit electronic documents to [email protected] by December 25, 2026; the deadline may be brought forward if applications are sufficient.
Funding details
Annual income is estimated at 5,000,000–7,000,000 Japanese yen for either appointment type, depending on experience. Commuting, housing, and family allowances may be provided according to university regulations. Health, employees' pension, workers' compensation, employment insurance, and MEXT Mutual Aid Association coverage are provided. The position is fixed-term, initially for one year from the appointment date, with possible renewal following review; a six-month probationary period applies.
What's required
Applicants must hold a doctoral degree in a life-science field such as medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, science, or agriculture. Applicants should be interested in research on immune responses to viral infections, comply with rules, have a strong awareness of safety management, and be physically and mentally fit. Basic experimental skills in molecular biology, biochemistry, and protein purification are required; prior immunology research experience is not necessary. Experience in virology and interest in host immune responses are welcomed. After appointment, the successful applicant is expected to participate in BSL-4 pathogen research and facility operations, collaborative research development, educational activities, and social activities.
How to apply
Prepare the required curriculum vitae, achievement list, external-funding information, up to 10 major-paper reprints, work-experience documents, a statement of aspirations, and up to three reference candidates. Email the original files and PDF versions to [email protected]; include the desired position in the subject line. Paper reprints that cannot be sent electronically may be mailed by registered delivery.
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