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University of Oslo

Researcher/Postdoc in Immunology and Influenza Vaccination at University of Oslo University of Oslo in Norway

Degree Level

Postdoc

Field of study

Immunology

Funding

3-year full-time temporary position as Researcher or Postdoc. Salary for researcher position code 1109 is NOK 640,000 to 760,000 depending on competence and experience. No tuition or scholarship funding is mentioned.

Deadline

Oct 14, 2026

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Norway

University

University of Oslo

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Keywords

Immunology
Vaccinology
Biology
Medical Science
Salud Pública
T Cell Biology
Adaptive Immunity
B Cell

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About this position

University of Oslo is advertising a 3-year Researcher or Postdoc position in Immunology at the Department of Immunology and Transfusion Medicine, Institute of Clinical Medicine in Oslo, Norway.

The project focuses on preclinical evaluation of immune responses following influenza vaccination, including antibody formation in serum, cellular immune responses against seasonal and pandemic influenza strains, and investigations of protective immunity.

Research activities include measuring antibody responses after vaccination, evaluating T-cell formation by flow cytometry, assessing antigen-specific B- and T-cells before and after vaccination, and contributing to supervision of master students.

Required background includes a doctoral degree in a relevant field, experience with flow cytometry, experience with mouse work (FELASA Certificate class B or equivalent), and strong written and spoken English. Experience with single-cell isolation and sorting and a strong background in adaptive immunology are advantageous.

The position is based in the research group of Gunnveig Grødeland (“Influenza and adaptive immunity”). The post is temporary and full-time, with salary for researcher position code 1109 listed at NOK 640,000–760,000 depending on competence and experience.

Applications must be submitted via Jobbnorge by 2026-10-14. Required documents include an application letter, CV, publication list, transcripts/certificates, and contact information for 2–3 references.

Funding details

3-year full-time temporary position as Researcher or Postdoc. Salary for researcher position code 1109 is NOK 640,000 to 760,000 depending on competence and experience. No tuition or scholarship funding is mentioned.

What's required

A doctoral degree in a relevant field is required for appointment as researcher (position code 1109). Applicants should have experience with flow cytometry and mouse work, including FELASA Certificate class B or equivalent. Good written and oral English proficiency is required. Experience with single-cell isolation and sorting is an advantage, as is a strong background in adaptive immunology.

How to apply

Apply through the Jobbnorge recruitment system using the 'Apply for this job' link. Submit an application letter, CV entered in Jobbnorge’s CV form, complete publication list, transcripts and certificates, and contact details for 2-3 references. Ensure all documentation is in English or a Scandinavian language.

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