Postdoc in Prediction of T Cell Immunogenicity and Immunoinformatics at DTU Health-Tech Technical University of Denmark in Denmark

Postdoc opportunity at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU Health-Tech) in prediction of T cell immunogenicity, immunoinformatics, and bioinformatics.

The position is part of a collaboration with a leading pharma company and focuses on one of immunology’s key open questions: understanding the rules and features that drive T cell activation by MHC-presented peptides. The successful candidate will join a research team working at the interface of computational biology, immunology, and predictive modeling.

Announcer / potential supervisor: Professor Morten Nielsen, DTU - Technical University of Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Research areas and keywords: immunoinformatics, T cell immunogenicity, T cell activation, MHC peptides, bioinformatics, immunology, computational prediction.

Eligibility highlights: the post explicitly seeks a highly talented and motivated postdoc candidate. No further requirements such as degree specifics, language tests, or GPA thresholds are stated in the provided text.

Funding: the post mentions a collaboration with a leading pharma company, but no detailed salary, stipend, or funding package is given in the text provided.

Application: see the DTU Career Site posting for the full job description and application instructions. The post includes a direct job link and a LinkedIn post link for more information.