Associate Scientist, Post Doc Fellow- Systems Immunology

The role emphasizes integration of wet-lab cellular immunology with computational approaches, utilizing advanced automation and immune-profiling technologies.

• designing in vitro studies
• developing primary immune cell co-culture models
• characterizing immune responses via flow cytometry
• cytokine assays
• transcriptomics
• collaborating on predictive modeling of immune responses

• PhD in Immunology, Systems Biology, Bioengineering, or related fields.
• experience with immune cell culture, functional immunoassays, flow cytometry, and data analysis.
• peer-reviewed publications or presentations.

• RNA sequencing.
• bioinformatics.
• statistical modeling.
• familiarity with vaccine adjuvant biology.
• innate immune signaling.
• data visualization tools like R or Python.

The role involves cross-disciplinary collaboration, working in state-of-the-art facilities, with a focus on high-impact basic and translational research in vaccine bioanalytics, particularly in adjuvant mechanisms and immune polarization.

The fellowship is three years, based in Upper Gwynedd, PA, with a 10% travel requirement, offering a competitive salary, benefits, and opportunities for publication and scientific dissemination.