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Postdoc (Assistant Professor) in Personalized Antibacterial Therapy of Chronic Wounds University of Warsaw in Poland
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Microbiology
Funding
Available
Deadline
Dec 17, 2026
Country
Poland
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University of Warsaw
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About this position
The University of Warsaw Biological and Chemical Research Centre is recruiting an Assistant Professor (postdoctoral researcher) for the TransMed I project on personalized antibacterial therapy of chronic wounds. The role sits within a consortium project funded by the Medical Research Agency and led by the Mossakowski Medical Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences, with the University of Warsaw contributing Task 2.
The appointed researcher will work on the preclinical evaluation of the antibiofilm activity of the AuresineR enzybiotic in the context of infected wounds. The project combines in vitro and ex vivo biofilm models, microbiota-related analyses, and the characterization of clinical isolates to identify determinants of treatment efficacy and possible markers of response to therapy.
Day-to-day research will involve developing and validating S. aureus and multispecies biofilm models that mimic the wound environment, testing AuresineR activity through viability, biomass, and biofilm-imaging readouts, and contributing to the assessment of selectivity toward pathogens and the wound microbiota. The postdoc will also phenotype clinical isolates and integrate those results with whole-genome sequencing data and clinical metadata to support the project’s translational aims.
The role is based at the University of Warsaw’s Biological and Chemical Research Centre in Warsaw and includes close collaboration with project partners and subcontractors. The position is research-focused, with responsibilities spanning experimental work, data analysis, documentation, publications, and reporting within the consortium’s milestones.
Funding details
Available
What's required
A doctoral degree in biological sciences, medical sciences or a related field relevant to the research, obtained no later than before the start of employment is required. The candidate should have experience in experimental microbiology, especially biofilm research, bacterial infection models or assessment of antibacterial activity, and be able to independently plan experiments, critically interpret results and apply statistical methods. A publication record relevant to the subject of the position and the ability to prepare scientific manuscripts are required. English proficiency sufficient for scientific work and international collaboration, and the ability to work effectively in a team, are required. Desirable experience includes S. aureus, multispecies biofilms, ex vivo tissue models, fluorescence or confocal microscopy, and microbiota analysis; knowledge of bacterial genomics, transcriptomics, and R or Python is an advantage. Applicants must also fulfil the requirements of Article 113 of the Polish Law on Higher Education and Science and the University of Warsaw Statute, as well as the employment conditions of the TransMed I call and ABM project agreement.
How to apply
Apply by email to [email protected]. Put “Post-doc TransMed I – application” in the subject line. Include the required documents listed in the advert and ensure the application is complete before the deadline.
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