Laura Snell

Laura Snell, Assistant Professor at Indiana University School of Medicine , is advertising a postdoctoral fellow opening in Indianapolis, United States. The lab recently received its first R01 and is seeking a postdoc to join research on immunity in chronic viral infections and cancers . The project emphasizes APC dysfunction , T cell exhaustion , and how chronic viral infections suppress secondary immune responses, increasing susceptibility to co-infections and cancers. This is a strong fit for candidates interested in immunology , virology , cancer biology , and translational biomedical research. The post does not specify detailed eligibility criteria, but it clearly indicates an active funded lab environment and a postdoctoral research role. Interested applicants should use the application link provided in the post and review the full posting for instructions and required materials.

Indiana University School of Medicine is advertising an NIH-funded postdoctoral position in the lab of Laura Snell , Assistant Professor. The project focuses on CD4 T cell responses during chronic viral infection and cancer , with an emphasis on the mechanisms by which CD4 T cells help clear these chronic diseases. This opportunity is best suited to candidates with interests in immunology , biology , and medical science , especially those eager to work on adaptive immune responses, disease persistence, and translational biomedical questions. The post is explicitly a postdoctoral opening; no PhD/masters call is mentioned. Funding is described as NIH-funded . The post does not mention stipend amount, tuition, or other financial details. No deadline is provided in the post. To apply, use the linked posting on Indiana PeopleAdmin and follow the instructions on the application page. The LinkedIn post directs applicants to the position information and application portal.