PhD Candidate in Immunology, Regulatory T Cells, and Metabolic Disease Helmholtz Munich in Germany

Helmholtz Munich is advertising a full-time PhD candidate position in the Institute for Metabolism and Immunology under Carolin Daniel, Principal Investigator at Helmholtz Munich and Professor at LMU Munich.

The project sits at the intersection of immunology, regulatory T cells (Tregs), and metabolic disease. The research aims to understand how Tregs shape immune-metabolic crosstalk in health and disease, and how Treg dysfunction contributes to type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and obesity. The work uses next-generation disease models, multicolor flow cytometry, in vitro systems, and computational approaches.

This opportunity is well suited to candidates interested in experimental and computational biomedical research, especially those with an interest in immune regulation, metabolic disease mechanisms, and advanced immunophenotyping. The post highlights a collaborative, international research environment.

Location: Helmholtz Munich, Germany

Position type: PhD opening

Application: Apply via the external Helmholtz Munich job portal linked in the post. No deadline is stated in the excerpt.