PhD Position in Mucosal Immunology Research at the University of Zurich University of Zurich in Switzerland

Postdoctoral position in Antibiotic Development at the Biozentrum, University of Basel, in Switzerland. This opportunity focuses on infection biology , microbiology , cell biology , and antibiotic development , with a project on non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) in a physiologically relevant human airway infection model . The work is shared between the Boeck Lab (Department of Biomedicine) and the Jenal Lab (Biozentrum), and is embedded in the Swiss research consortium NCCR AntiResist . The pro...

PhD opening at the Biozentrum, University of Basel, in the research group of Prof. Marek Basler. The project focuses on the Type 6 secretion system (T6SS) in Gram-negative bacteria, with an emphasis on the molecular mechanisms that control its assembly, spatial localization, and firing timing. The work sits at the intersection of molecular microbiology , protein biochemistry , bacterial cell biology , protein-protein interactions , bacterial signaling , and potentially live-cell imaging and elec...

PhD opportunity in Statistical Genetics at the University of Lausanne (UNIL) within the Statistical Genetics Group led by Zoltán Kutalik , Associate Professor. The project is centered on genetic architecture of complex human diseases , with a strong focus on Bayesian modeling , GWAS , multi-omics integration , and computational/statistical methods for translating genetic discoveries into biological and clinical insights. The proposed research can be tailored to the successful candidate’s backgro...

Matthias Trost at the University of Manchester is advertising a 2-year postdoc / Research Associate position in bacterial infection biology . The project is built around the group’s PhagoCyt approach, which enables isolation of pathogen-containing phagosomes by flow cytometry followed by sensitive proteomics . This is a strong fit for candidates interested in host-pathogen interactions, infection biology, proteomics, and experimental cell biology. The post is shared by Professor Matthias Trost, ...

ETH Zurich is advertising a Postdoc in Intravital Microscopy at the Department of Biology in Zurich, Switzerland . The project focuses on macrophage biology , tissue repair , and regenerative biology , using state-of-the-art intravital microscopy to study tissue-resident immune cells in vivo. The lab investigates how macrophages contribute to tissue homeostasis and repair, with particular attention to the mesothelium , serosal cavities , and the liver . The work has a strong translational angle ...