PhD position radiation clinic (f/m/d)
Strahlenklinik
Dr. Lisa Deloch
Universitätsstraße 27
91054 Erlangen
Dr. Lisa Deloch
Molekularbiologist
Telefon: 09131 85-32311
Job-Nr.: 5381
Molekularbiologist
Telefon: 09131 85-32311
Strahlenklinik
Dr. Lisa Deloch
Universitätsstraße 27
91054 Erlangen
Veröffentlicht seit: 18.02.2023
Job-Nr.: 5381
Strahlenklinik
Dr. Lisa Deloch
Universitätsstraße 27
91054 Erlangen
Dr. Lisa Deloch
Molekularbiologist
Telefon: 09131 85-32311
Klingt spannend?
Das sind wir:
The work group “Radiation Osteoimmunology” of the Translational Radiobiology (Prof. Dr. Gaipl) is offering a doctoral student position starting in June 2023. The doctoral student will be working on the effects of x-rays, cosmic radiation (mixed beam set-up) and protons on bone cells and their interaction with the immune system. A special focus will be set on age, gender and inflammatory background-mediated effects also with regard to radiation protection aspects. The applicant will work on the BMBF-funded, highly translational Junior Project TOGETHER within the NukSiFutur call.
The project will focus on gender- and age-specific osteoimmunological responses to low doses of ionizing radiation with x-rays, mixed-beams and protons.
Project related publications: PMID: 35203348, 35046940; 31485459; 30332826; 30279685
Die Aufgaben
• you will present your results in national and international conferences and will publish them in peer-reviewed journals.
Das Know-how dafür
- you hold a masters or equivalent degree in life sciences, including biology, immunology, molecular medicine, or related fields.
- you're a highly motivated and curious applicant showing a high degree of intrinsic motivation and independency to bring in your own ideas and to develop the project.
- Proficiency of the english language, written and spoken.
- you should have experience in immunology and cell culture.
- Experience in flow cytometry and animal models (FELASA B) is a plus.