Postdoctoral Position in Vaccine Immunology at Karolinska Institutet
Call for applications for a
Postdoctoral Position in Vaccine Immunology
at
Karolinska Institutet
in Stockholm, Sweden, in the research group of
Professor Karin Loré
at the Department of Medicine, Solna, Division of Immunology and Respiratory Medicine.
The project studies how vaccines shape immune responses, with a special focus on
mRNA vaccines
and
nanoparticle vaccines
. Research topics include
B cell
and
T cell
responses after vaccination, early innate immune activation, antigen-specific immune profiling, and antibody development/specificity mapping. Methods mentioned include single-cell isolation and sequencing, flow cytometry, ELISA, bioinformatics, gene expression analysis, clinical sample processing, recombinant protein production, and epitope mapping.
This is a
postdoctoral
opening, not a scholarship. The position is a temporary full-time employment at Karolinska Institutet. The post is embedded in an international, high-impact environment with collaboration across academic partners, vaccine companies, and funding agencies. The post also offers opportunities to participate in experimental design, presentation, publication, group meetings, seminars, and supervision of students.
Eligibility highlights:
applicants must hold a PhD in biomedicine, immunology, cell biology, or a related field. Strong knowledge of immunology, experience with relevant lab and analytical methods, proven work on antibody:antigen interactions including epitope mapping by EMPEM, deep knowledge in virology, and experience supervising students are required. Good English communication and teamwork skills are expected. A PhD completed within the last three years is an advantage.
Application window:
published 2026-04-07; deadline 2026-04-27.
How to apply:
prepare the required documents in English or Swedish and submit them through the Varbi recruitment system before the deadline. Required documents include a PhD certificate, complete CV/resumé with thesis details and academic history, publication list, and a one-page summary of current work.
