Arinjay Banerjee

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Arinjay Banerjee’s lab at the University of Saskatchewan is recruiting 2 PhD students to work on zoonotic viruses , virology , immunology , and antiviral countermeasures . The lab studies how emerging zoonotic viruses interact with their hosts and how this knowledge can be translated into better vaccines and therapeutics . Research themes include: wildlife reservoirs and comparative antiviral immunity in bats and other reservoir species; human spillover and disease using primary and immortalized cell models, air–liquid interface cultures, organoids, functional multi-omics, and in vivo models; and vaccines and therapeutics development. This opportunity is aimed at highly motivated students interested in interdisciplinary research at the intersection of virology , immunology , and comparative biology . The post specifically highlights focus areas such as emerging zoonotic viruses, virus-host interactions, innate immunity, and comparative immunology. To apply, email your full CV, unofficial transcripts, and a one-page tailored letter of motivation to [email protected] . The post does not mention a deadline or funding details. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews. Lab website: banerjeelab.ca

Arinjay Banerjee’s Laboratory of Zoonotic Viruses and Comparative Immunology at the University of Saskatchewan is recruiting 2 PhD students . The lab studies how emerging zoonotic viruses interact with their hosts and how this knowledge can be used to develop better antiviral countermeasures, including vaccines and therapeutics. Research themes: wildlife reservoirs and comparative antiviral immunity in bats and other reservoir species; human spillover and disease using primary and immortalized cell models, air–liquid interface cultures, organoids, functional multi-omics, and in vivo models; and vaccines and therapeutics translating virus–host interaction discoveries into next-generation countermeasures. Keywords: zoonotic viruses, virology, immunology, comparative biology, virus-host interactions, innate immunity, comparative immunology, emerging infectious diseases. Who should apply: highly motivated students excited about interdisciplinary research at the intersection of virology, immunology, and comparative biology. Application: email your full CV, unofficial transcripts, and a one-page tailored letter of motivation to [email protected]. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Institution: University of Saskatchewan, Canada.