Ulrich Keller

The ImmunoPreCept Cluster of Excellence in Berlin is recruiting PhD and Postdoc candidates for interdisciplinary research in immunology, single-cell biology, genomics, and molecular precision prevention. The cluster aims to shift medicine from disease treatment to health preservation by uncovering the molecular and cellular networks that maintain tissue homeostasis. Projects span computational biology, systems immunology, and translational biomedical research, with a focus on early immune perturbations, remission states in bone marrow, immune reprogramming in metabolic disease, and EBV-related immunity. Successful applicants will join a collaborative environment across Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, MDC, and partner institutions, working with leading experts in medicine, experimental life sciences, and computational approaches. The ImmunoPreCept Academy provides training and career development through a cross-institutional, interdisciplinary platform. PhD positions are offered at E13, 65% (3-year contract), and Postdoc positions at E13, 100% (2-year contract), both fully funded according to German public sector rates. Applicants should have a strong background in computational biology, bioinformatics, computer science, mathematics, physics, or biology with computational expertise. Projects may require skills in genomics, single-cell and spatial profiling, machine learning, and translational research. The research environment is highly connected and international, offering access to cutting-edge technologies and a vibrant scientific community in Berlin. To apply, candidates should review detailed project descriptions on the ImmunoPreCept website and submit their application through the Charité portal. The positions are open to early career researchers worldwide, and the cluster encourages sharing the opportunity with relevant networks.

The ImmunoPreCept Cluster of Excellence in Berlin is recruiting PhD and Postdoc candidates for interdisciplinary research in immunology, single-cell biology, genomics, and molecular precision prevention. The cluster aims to shift medicine from treating disease to preserving health by uncovering the molecular and cellular networks that maintain tissue homeostasis. Projects span computational biology, bioinformatics, systems biology, and translational medicine, with a focus on immune-mediated diseases and early disease interception. Opportunities are available across Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, MDC, and partner institutions, offering a collaborative and international research environment. The ImmunoPreCept Academy provides training and career development, supporting progression from PhD to Postdoc to Group Leader. PhD positions are funded at E13, 65% for three years, and Postdoc positions at E13, 100% for two years. The research ecosystem in Berlin is vibrant, with access to leading experts in medicine, experimental life sciences, and computational approaches. Project topics include: early immune dysregulation and host-pathogen interactions, systems-level modeling of immune homeostasis, remission states in bone marrow across hematological cancers and autoimmune diseases, immune reprogramming in metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease, and EBV-related autoimmune dysregulation. Applicants should have a strong computational or quantitative background, with expertise in genomics, single-cell profiling, machine learning, and translational biomedical research. No explicit GPA or language test requirements are mentioned. To apply, candidates should review detailed project descriptions on the ImmunoPreCept website and submit their application through the Charité portal. The positions are fully funded and embedded in a newly established cluster of excellence, with support from the ImmunoPreCept Academy. Berlin offers a high quality of life and a thriving international scientific community.

The ImmunoPreCept Excellence Cluster in Berlin is recruiting PhD and Postdoctoral researchers for interdisciplinary projects in precision prevention and immunology. The cluster brings together leading experts in medicine, experimental life sciences, and computational approaches to advance translational innovation in immune-mediated diseases. Projects span molecular and cellular mechanisms of immune dysregulation, systems-level modeling of immune homeostasis, remission states in bone marrow, immune reprogramming in metabolic disease, and EBV-related autoimmune dysregulation. Candidates with backgrounds in computational biology, bioinformatics, computer science, mathematics, physics, or biology with computational expertise are encouraged to apply. The research environment fosters collaboration across clinical research, laboratory discovery, and data science, offering access to cutting-edge technologies such as single-cell and spatial multi-omics, machine learning, and quantitative modeling. PhD positions are offered at E13, 65% (3-year contract) and Postdoc positions at E13, 100% (2-year contract), embedded in a newly funded cluster of excellence and supported by ImmunoPreCept Academy programs. Berlin provides a vibrant research ecosystem and international community. Applications should be submitted via the Charité application portal. For more information and detailed project descriptions, visit the ImmunoPreCept website.

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.