Antoine van Kampen

Amsterdam UMC is advertising a postdoctoral position in computational immunology within a bioinformatics group in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The project focuses on building a spatio-temporal multiscale computational model of the lymph node to study how immune responses emerge from cellular interactions and gene networks. The research combines agent-based modelling and differential equations , with connections to single-cell omics , computational biology , and mechanistic modelling . This is a strong fit for candidates with a background in computational science, mathematical modelling, or related quantitative fields who are interested in immunology and systems-level biological processes. Eligibility highlights: a PhD in computational science or a related area; prior postdoctoral experience in computational modelling; experience with agent-based modelling and differential equations; interest in immunology, computational biology, and omics; strong communication skills; and the ability to work independently in an interdisciplinary environment. Funding: the position is for two years, and the post notes that the researcher will have the opportunity to attract their own research funding. No stipend amount is provided in the post. Location: Amsterdam UMC, Amsterdam. How to apply: interested applicants are invited to contact Antoine van Kampen at [email protected] . A vacancy link is included in the post for more details and application information.