Postdoc in Leukaemia Immunology and Metabolism

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University of Basel offers postdoc in leukaemia immunology and metabolism in Basel. The specific focus is within the erc life project at basel's apostolova lab, this role examines how leukaemia metabolic programmes enable immune evasion and treatment persistence.

Within the ERC LIFE project at Basel's Apostolova Lab, this role examines how leukaemia metabolic programmes enable immune evasion and treatment persistence. The researcher will lead mechanistic studies using tumour models, immune profiling and metabolomic technologies to identify actionable vulnerabilities. The advertised activities and techniques include in-vivo leukaemia models, flow cytometry, LC-MS lipidomics, CRISPR, single-cell transcriptomics.

Who This Opportunity Is Best Suited For:
Based on the documented research scope, this may particularly suit experimental tumour immunologists with a PhD, mouse-tumour experience and cytometry skills.

Potential Challenges / Who May Find It Less Suitable:
An initial one-year full-time appointment, possibility of extension, and substantial animal experimentation. Overall Opportunity Assessment:
The advertised work connects in-vivo leukaemia models, flow cytometry, LC-MS lipidomics, CRISPR, single-cell transcriptomics. Its distinguishing purpose is within the ERC LIFE project at Basel's Apostolova Lab, this role examines how leukaemia metabolic programmes enable immune evasion and treatment persistence. Applicants should assess the documented academic and practical constraints before proceeding.

in-vivo leukaemia models flow cytometry LC-MS lipidomics CRISPR single-cell transcriptomics

Postdoc

Full-time

1 year, potentially renewable

University

Salary

Paid

Technical Skills in-vivo leukaemia models flow cytometry LC-MS lipidomics CRISPR single-cell transcriptomics