Andreas Laustsen-Kiel

DTU Bioengineering at the Technical University of Denmark is recruiting a postdoc to work on environment-responsive antibodies and nanobodies . The project, called PROTÆCT: Precision Regulation Of Toxin Activity through Environmentally-Controlled Targeting , combines protein science , biotechnology , antibody engineering , computational design , wet-lab discovery, and experimental validation. The position is hosted in the team of Professor Andreas Laustsen-Kiel , Head of Section and Biotech Entrepreneur, at DTU Bioengineering . The post emphasizes a highly ambitious, high-impact research environment with opportunities to grow as a scientist, academic, innovator, and potentially entrepreneur. Funding is provided through a generous Villum Ascending Investigator grant from Villum Fonden . The post highlights that it offers the longest postdoc contract available in Denmark , suggesting strong stability and time for an ambitious research agenda. No stipend amount is stated in the post. Eligibility is described in broad terms: the ideal candidate should be exceptionally talented , a great colleague , and excited to help make PROTÆCT impactful while delivering outstanding science. No specific degree, language test, or publication requirement is mentioned in the post excerpt. Applications should be submitted via the linked DTU jobs portal / application link. The post does not mention a deadline in the text provided, so applicants should check the official job page promptly for the closing date and full instructions.

Postdoc opportunity at DTU Bioengineering (Technical University of Denmark) in the Antibody Technologies Group . The project sits at the interface of protein engineering and toxin biology , with a focus on developing antibodies , nanobodies , and other binding proteins with condition-dependent activity. The successful candidate will combine experimental discovery approaches with data-driven methods to help create new strategies for controlling protein function in complex biological environments. This is a 4-year postdoc position starting 1 December 2026 or soon thereafter. The post emphasizes ownership of the project and collaboration with leading international partners. Relevant academic areas include Biology , Biomedical Engineering , Chemistry , and Medical Science . Candidates with interest in protein design, antibody technologies, and computational/experimental workflows should find this especially relevant. How to apply: follow the linked application page and submit your application through the provided portal. The post encourages interested candidates to apply or share the opportunity.