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Postdoc in CAR T-cell Engineering for Immunotherapy in Cardiovascular Inflammation University Hospital Würzburg in Germany
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Immunology
Funding
EU-funded postdoctoral research position at University Hospital Würzburg / Medical Clinic and Polyclinic II (ZIM). Full-time, temporary with possibility of extension. Salary according to TV-L including annual special payment.
Deadline
Expired
Country
Germany
University
University Hospital Würzburg
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About this position
University Hospital Würzburg is advertising a Postdoc position in CAR T-cell Engineering for Immunotherapy in Cardiovascular Inflammation (m/f/d) at the Chair for cellular immunotherapy / Medical Clinic and Polyclinic II (ZIM).
This is a postdoctoral research opening in cardiovascular inflammation, immunology, immune-cell engineering, and translational medicine. The project is EU-funded and focuses on developing and evaluating novel CAR T-cell-based therapeutic strategies for cardiovascular disorders. The role combines experimental research with project management in a highly interdisciplinary and international environment.
The successful candidate will design, coordinate, and conduct studies using in vitro, ex vivo, and in vivo models; apply flow cytometry, immune-cell phenotyping, transcriptomics, and single-cell RNA sequencing; and contribute to publications, conference presentations, and grant applications. In addition, the postdoc will manage day-to-day scientific and administrative tasks, coordinate milestones and reporting, liaise with project partners and funding agencies, and mentor students and junior researchers.
Eligibility highlights: a PhD in Life Sciences, Immunology, Cardiovascular Biology, Biomedical Sciences, or a related field; strong experimental background in inflammation research and cardiovascular disease models; and excellent English communication skills. Experience with cellular and molecular biology, immune-cell engineering, flow cytometry, transcriptomics, or animal models is highly desirable. For applicants with a non-EU degree, a long version of the certificate evaluation from the Central Office for Foreign Education is required.
Funding and conditions: full-time, temporary position with possibility of extension; salary according to TV-L including annual special payment. The post is part of a prestigious EU-funded research project and offers training, continuing education, retirement pension plan, daycare support, sports program, flexible working hours, JobBike, and corporate benefits.
Application deadline: 2026-07-20.
How to apply: use the application link provided in the posting and submit your materials before the deadline. The official job page is hosted by University Hospital Würzburg.
Funding details
EU-funded postdoctoral research position at University Hospital Würzburg / Medical Clinic and Polyclinic II (ZIM). Full-time, temporary with possibility of extension. Salary according to TV-L including annual special payment.
What's required
PhD in Life Sciences, Immunology, Cardiovascular Biology, Biomedical Sciences, or a related discipline. Strong experimental background in inflammation research and cardiovascular disease models is required. Experience with cellular and molecular biology techniques is highly desirable, especially immunology, immune-cell engineering, flow cytometry, transcriptomics, or animal models. Applicants should be able to independently plan and execute research projects, have strong organizational and communication skills, work well in interdisciplinary and international teams, and have excellent spoken and written English. For non-EU university degrees, a long version of the certificate evaluation from the Central Office for Foreign Education is required.
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Professors
Professor Dr. rer. nat.
Germany
Research Interests
Immunology
Microbiology
Regulatory T Cells
Immune Regulation
Immunomodulation
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