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The Department of Immunotechnology is dedicated to research in Life Science, including immunology, oncology, and hypersensitivity/allergy. Our modern premises are located at Medicon Village, which hosts academic researchers, Life Science companies and health care actors. Several key infrastructures are available here, including facilities for spatial omics, mass spectrometry, flow cytometry, and antibody engineering, as well as NBIS (National Bio-informatics Infrastructure Sweden) bioinformaticians. Application of advanced technology to address complex biomedical challenges has positioned the Department at the forefront of several research areas and generated multiple spin-off companies also located at Medicon Village.
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You will be part of a research group focused on the development of next-generation in vitro and ex vivo culture models. Our overarching goal is to understand how both biological and non-biological immune stimuli, such as immunotherapies and environmental pollutants affect cellular behaviour and immune activation. Your primary responsibility will be the development and optimization of an ex vivo precision-cut tissue slice model, using tonsillar tissue. This model will be used to assess immune responses to various agents, including nanoplastics and immunomodulatory proteins. Your tasks will include cell and tissue culture, precision-cut tissue slicing and maintenance, multiparametric flow cytometry, ELISA and RNA sequencing, and data analysis related to immune profiling.
Requirements for employment are:
Additional qualifications for the position are:
Personal qualities: strong commitment to scientific research and continuous learning, attention to detail in experimental work and high level of precision, ability to work independently and take responsibility for project tasks, good organisational and time management skills and excellent communication and collaborative skills within a multidisciplinary environment.
The position is a fixed term position for 6 months at 100% of full time and starting in 8 September, 2025 or by agreement, although not beyond October 1, 2025.
Applications should be written in english and include a cover letter explaining why you are interested in the position and how your qualifications match the position. The application should also include a CV, educational qualifications or equivalent and any other information you wish to provide (copies of certificates, details of references, letters of recommendation, etc.)
Type of employment | Special fixed-term employment |
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Contract type | Full time |
First day of employment | 8 september eller enligt överenskommelse, dock ej senare än 1 oktober |
Number of positions | 1 |
Full-time equivalent | 100 |
City | Lund |
County | Skåne län |
Country | Sweden |
Reference number | PA2025/2407 |
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Published | 21.Aug.2025 |
Last application date | 04.Sep.2025 |