Postdoctoral Research Associate (gn
- Biology, Biochemistry, Biomedicine or other Life Sciences
Fixed-term until 31st December 2028 | Full-time with 38,5 hours | Salary according to salary group 13 TV-L | Department of Anesthesiology, Intensive Care and Pain Therapy | Job ID : 10112
We are UKM . We have a clear social mission and, with our focus on healthcare, research, and teaching, we bear a unique responsibility.
To meet our high standards every day, we are looking forward to your scientific expertise in the Department of Anesthesiology - ideally with you on board!
The leukocyte adhesion laboratory under the guidance of Prof. A. Zarbock investigates the mechanisms of neutrophil activation and recruitment in various mouse models of inflammatory and infectious diseases. In detail, this new project addresses the role of neutrophils during acute kidney injury and subsequent secondary organ damage.
Your Tasks
Conduct intravital microscopy studies on neutrophil rolling and adhesion in micePerform flow cytometry analysesCarry out flow chamber assaysUtilize immunofluorescence microscopy techniquesInvestigate protein-protein interactionsPerform retroviral transfection of bone marrow cellsGenerate bone marrow chimerasEngage in collaborative research within the CRC1450 inSight networkBenefit from a research environment with state-of-the-art technologiesCollaborate with various departments and networks for research advancementsWhat we expect :
University degree with doctorate in Biology, Biochemistry, Biomedicine or other Life SciencesStrong knowledge in molecular biology, biochemical and immunological techniques such as western blot, flow cytometry, cell culture, ELISA, or stimulation assaysRelevant experience in working with mice or imaging techniques is not essential, but would be beneficialIndependent, reliable and structured way of working with a sense of quality is essentialMotivation, flexibility, self-organization and team working skillsCompetence to establish new methods, to analyse and critically reflect scientific dataVery good English language skillsWhat we offer :
Training, further development, and working with experimental murine models of acute inflammationParticipation and contribution to scientific group meetings, network meetings and international conferencesEncouragement and support for the preparation of research papers and scientific networkingConnection to structured further education opportunities (Medical scientist programme InFlame)Excellent options for networking and collaboration through collaborative research networks (CRC1450, KFO342, CRC-TRR332, Cells in Motion Interfaculty Center)A research environment with state-of-the-art technologiesSupport for personal development and trainingBENEFITS
Exciting ProjectsProfessional Development and TrainingInterdisciplinary CollaborationPart of Research InnovationAdditional Benefits