PhD Positions in Zoonotic Viruses, Virology, Immunology, and Antiviral Countermeasures University of Saskatchewan in Canada

Arinjay Banerjee’s Laboratory of Zoonotic Viruses and Comparative Immunology at the University of Saskatchewan is recruiting 2 PhD students . The lab studies how emerging zoonotic viruses interact with their hosts and how this knowledge can be used to develop better antiviral countermeasures, including vaccines and therapeutics. Research themes: wildlife reservoirs and comparative antiviral immunity in bats and other reservoir species; human spillover and disease using primary and immortalized c...

Join the Center for Biological Threats and Special Pathogens (ZBS) at the Robert Koch Institute in Berlin for a Postdoctoral Fellow opportunity focused on high-risk viruses , biological threats , and research that supports global public health . This opening is aimed at a postdoc who can contribute to cutting-edge work in pathogen-related research. The post highlights themes in biology , medical science , and public health , with an emphasis on special pathogens and virus-related research. No fu...

University of Calgary is inviting applications for a Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026 in Canada, with funding of up to CAD 70,000 . This opportunity is aimed at outstanding researchers who want to pursue high-impact research at one of Canada’s leading research universities. The post is framed as a postdoctoral fellowship and is suitable for candidates with a PhD or equivalent doctoral degree . The university’s postdoctoral guidelines add that eligibility generally requires the doctorate to have been...

A*STAR Infectious Diseases Labs is advertising a Postdoc opportunity in the Translational Infection Biology Laboratory led by Suan-Sin Foo , Principal Investigator. The research focus is on viral infections during pregnancy , maternal-fetal immunology , and broader infectious diseases research. This is a strong fit for candidates with interests in translational infection biology, virology, immunology, and pregnancy-related host-pathogen interactions. The post is associated with A*STAR Infectious...

MSc Graduate Position in Alternative Preventive Treatments for Mastitis in Dairy Cows at the University of Alberta , Department of Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Science. The laboratory of Dr. Burim N. Ametaj is seeking a motivated MSc student to join a new research project focused on developing alternative, non-antibiotic strategies for the prevention of mastitis in dairy cattle. The project aims to support sustainable preventive approaches that reduce reliance on antimicrobials while impro...