Nils Blüthgen

ImmunoPreCept, a newly established Cluster of Excellence in Berlin, is recruiting for PhD and Postdoc positions in immunology , single-cell biology , genomics , multi-omics , and precision prevention . The programme brings together Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, the Berlin Institute of Health at Charité, and partners in a highly collaborative, international research environment. The open projects span several exciting directions, including the transition from inflamed tissue to cancer, remission and relapse in the bone marrow, innate immune reprogramming in MASLD, and EBV-driven immune dysregulation. Across these projects, researchers will work with population-scale genomics, single-cell and spatial profiling, computational modelling, machine learning, tissue imaging, and mechanistic studies in human samples and mouse models. Funding and contract details: PhD positions are offered as E13, 65% contracts for 3 years. Postdoc positions are offered as E13, 100% contracts for 2 years. The cluster emphasizes interdisciplinary training and career development through the ImmunoPreCept Academy, supporting progression from PhD to Postdoc and beyond. Who should apply: The call is especially suited to researchers with a computational background, including bioinformaticians, computer scientists, mathematicians, and physicists, as well as biologists with strong computational expertise. The projects also welcome candidates interested in translational immunology, systems biology, and data-driven approaches to immune homeostasis, disease interception, and precision medicine. Location: Berlin, Germany. Application: Applicants should use the Charité application portal and review the detailed project descriptions on the ImmunoPreCept open positions page. The post says to apply now, with about one week remaining at the time of posting.

ImmunoPreCept (Berlin) is recruiting for PhD and Postdoc positions in a highly interdisciplinary research environment focused on immunology, single-cell biology, genomics, precision prevention, and translational medicine . The Cluster of Excellence brings together researchers across Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin , the Max Delbrück Center , and partner institutions to study how immune systems maintain tissue homeostasis, how immune dysfunction emerges, and how early disease can be intercepted before clinical manifestation. PhD positions are offered as E13, 65% contracts for 3 years . Postdoc positions are offered as E13, 100% contracts for 2 years . The projects span topics such as immune homeostasis, host–pathogen interactions, multi-omics, spatial profiling, machine learning, bone marrow immunology, immunotherapy response and relapse, MASLD, and autoimmune dysregulation. Several projects explicitly welcome applicants with a computational background (bioinformatics, computer science, mathematics, physics) or biologists with strong computational training. The research is highly collaborative and cross-institutional, with training and career development supported through the ImmunoPreCept Academy . Institution: Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin / ImmunoPreCept Cluster of Excellence, Berlin, Germany. Application: Apply through the Charité application portal. The post says there is about one week left to apply.