Postdoc positions in early life human immune development, fetal responses to maternal vaccination, and immune-epithelial cross talk at Yale School of Medicine Yale University School of Medicine in United States

Yale University School of Medicine is advertising open research positions in the Konnikova lab, led by Associate Professor Liza Konnikova. The lab works on early life human immune development, with a strong focus on fetal and infant immunity, maternal vaccination, placental immunology, gut immune-epithelial cross talk, and peripheral immune development in term and preterm infants.

One opening is a postdoc to lead an NIH study on fetal responses to maternal vaccination. A second postdoc will work with existing postdocs Madison Strine, PhD and Brett Vahkal on immune-epithelial cross talk in the gut and extracellular vesicles in the placenta. A third role is a clinical coordinator position supporting an ongoing study of peripheral immune development in term and preterm infants.

This is a good fit for candidates with backgrounds or interests in biology, medical science, immunology, perinatal research, and translational human studies. The post does not list a deadline, salary, or formal application portal. Interested applicants should review the lab website and reach out through the provided contact channels for next steps.