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Alexander Steinle
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PhD Research Associate in Natural Killer Cell Immunology at Goethe University Frankfurt Goethe University Frankfurt am Main in Germany
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Immunology
Funding
Paid research associate position at pay group 13 TV-GU, 65% part-time, initially limited to three years.
Deadline
Expired
Country
Germany
University
Goethe University Frankfurt
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About this position
Goethe University Frankfurt am Main is advertising a PhD Research Associate / PhD Student position at the Institute of Molecular Medicine, Faculty of Medicine.
The project focuses on natural killer cells (NK cells) and other innate lymphocytes (ILCs), with research on the molecular mechanisms and receptors that enable these cells to recognize and eliminate tumor cells and virus-infected cells. The group is also interested in broader questions in immunobiology, including clinically relevant aspects of tumor immunology, autoimmune diseases, and viral immunity.
This is a temporary 3-year position in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, paid at E 13 TV-GU, 65% part-time. The post is intended for candidates with a completed university degree in a natural science field and relevant hands-on experience in molecular biology, biochemistry, and immunology. A strong interest in the topic and enjoyment of experimental work in a team are emphasized.
Applications should be submitted by 07 September 2026 to Prof. Dr. Alexander Steinle via email as a single combined PDF, including certificates (Abitur, Bachelor, Master). The contact email listed is [email protected].
Funding details
Paid research associate position at pay group 13 TV-GU, 65% part-time, initially limited to three years.
What's required
A completed university degree in a natural science field is required. Relevant experience with molecular biological, biochemical, and immunological techniques is essential for experimental work. Applicants should have a strong interest in the research topic and enjoy working experimentally in a team of scientists. Application materials should include certificates (Abitur, Bachelor, Master).
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Research Interests
Immunology
Cell Biology
T Cell Biology
Immune Response
Targeted Therapy
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