PhD Position in Type 2 Immunity: The International PhD Programme (IPP) Mainz is offering a fully financed PhD position focusing on the immune cell interactome in type 2 immunity. This research aims to uncover the complex interactions within immune responses, providing insights that could lead to novel therapeutic targets for allergic diseases and other conditions related to type 2 immunity.
PhD Position in Mapping the Immune Cell Interactome in Type 2 Immunity
Designation
PhD Candidate (Mapping the Immune Cell Interactome in Type 2 Immunity)
Research Area
- Immunology
- Molecular Biomedicine
- Human Biology
- Biomedicine
Location
Mainz, Germany
Eligibility/Qualification
- Master’s degree or equivalent in relevant fields (Biology, Molecular Biology, Human Biology, Biomedicine).
- Strong background in immunology.
- Experience with complex phenotyping of immune cells and both wet-lab and dry-lab skills.
- Good command of English.
Job Description
The PhD project involves studying immune cell interactions and their role in type 2 immunity. The candidate will develop and apply innovative methods to map cell interactions using in vitro explants, in vivo models, and patient samples. Key responsibilities include:
- Investigating the interaction between dendritic cell populations in type 2 immunity.
- Defining the temporal interactome linked to immune responses.
- Analyzing gene expression patterns and signaling pathways.
- Collaborating with a diverse team of scientists within an international environment.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should select “Mayer (Interactome)” as their group preference when applying through the online application portal. Required documents include:
- Motivation letter
- CV
- Academic certificates
- Transcripts
- Two letters of reference
For more details and to submit your application, please visit the IPP application page.
Last Date for Application
October 16, 2025
This opportunity promises a vibrant academic environment with advanced training and a supportive community of over 200 PhD students from diverse backgrounds. Don’t miss your chance to contribute to pioneering research in immune response!
