Your role

• Conduct wet-lab research using mouse models and/or cancer patient samples
• Develop and apply patient-derived 3D models, immune co-cultures, and study cellular interactions via extracellular vesicles
• Analyze high-throughput datasets using R or similar software tools
• Present research findings in meetings
• Document performed experiments in a lab book to ensure reproducibility
• Contribute to the preparation of scientific reports, grant applications and publications
• Participate in lab and institutional activities, including seminars, PhD days, and mentoring opportunities
• Engage actively in the doctoral training program

Your profile

• Master’s degree in a relevant field e.g., immunology, molecular/cell biology, biomedicine, or related disciplines
• Strong foundation in adaptive immunity, with familiarity with B cell development, antibody structure, immune re...