PhD Research Fellow in Molecular Immunology and T Cell Exhaustion University of Oslo in Norway

Postdoctoral position in vaccines development in a collaboration between the University of Oslo and GSK Vaccines in Siena, Italy. The post is shared by Bar Philosof (Expert Scientist at GSK) and invites candidates to work on research with real impact on vaccine development. The position is based in Siena and appears to involve collaborative research across academia and industry. Relevant study keywords include vaccines development, immunology, flow cytometry, and postdoctoral biomedical research...

We are hiring for a PhD position in veterinary metabolomics at the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna (Vetmeduni) , linked to research leadership in Berlin through Jennifer Kirwan , Professor of Veterinary Metabolomics and Head of BIH Metabolomics. The project is aimed at a talented scientist who enjoys lab work , working to high standards, and translating research findings into the clinic . A strong interest in mass spectrometry and metabolomics is specifically highlighted. Eligibility hi...

David Ezra Gordon at Emory University is advertising an opening in his group for a postdoc or staff scientist to lead research in mass spectrometry and cell biology . The post is based at Emory’s Health Sciences Research Building II in Atlanta, Georgia, United States . This is a research-focused opportunity for candidates with experience or strong interest in analytical/biomedical workflows, especially projects combining mass spectrometry with cell biology. The announcement does not mention a fo...

Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet) is offering a three-year PhD Research Fellowship in glycomics and sepsis at the Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Life Sciences and Health in Oslo, Norway. The project is an interdisciplinary collaboration between the glycomics group led by Professor Niclas Karlsson and the SEPSOMICS project group at Oslo University Hospital, Ullevål. The research aims to identify subpopulations of sepsis patients based on glycoprotein profiles and glycomic traits t...

The Faculty of Medicine at the University of Bergen is advertising three postdoctoral research fellowships . This is a research-focused opportunity in the medical sciences, suitable for candidates with strong academic training and a clear interest in health-related research. The announcement is brief in the supplied text, but it clearly identifies the opening as a postdoctoral position rather than a PhD or master’s opportunity. The faculty context suggests work connected to medicine, biomedical ...