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Lund University welcomes applicants with diverse backgrounds and experiences. We regard gender equality and diversity as a strength and an asset.
The Department of Immunotechnology at Lund University conducts cutting-edge research within the Life Sciences, with a strong focus on immuno-oncology, biomarkers and allergy-related conditions. We are based at Medicon Village, a dynamic hub for academic research, biotech companies, and healthcare organizations, and our department benefits from a collaborative and innovation-driven environment.
A wide array of state-of-the-art infrastructures are available at the Department, including platforms for multiplex flow cytometry and cell sorting, antibody development, spatial omics, mass spectrometry, as well as bioinformatical expertise from NBIS (National Bioinformatics Infrastructure Sweden). By leveraging advanced technologies to tackle complex questions in biomedicine, our department has become a leader in several key research fields and has fostered the creation of multiple successful spin-off ventures, many of which are also based at Medicon Village.
Lund University is a public authority which means that employees get particular benefits, generous annual leave and an advantageous occupational pension scheme.
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The position is within a research group focusing on immune cells in cancer. We perform translational research with the ultimate goal to develop more effective treatment strategies based on immune cell modulation. By characterizing the immune microenvironment within tumors, we aim to uncover key immune regulatory mechanisms that can be further explored in human-based model systems.
The research projects involve a variety of in vitro assays and advanced explant‑based model systems, and the project assistant will take an active part in the experimental work with these. The tasks may include, for example, handling and culturing primary human cells and tissues under different conditions.
A range of experimental readouts will be employed, including e.g. deep phenotyping via flow cytometry, high-plex analysis of soluble factors, spatial characterization of tissue sections using immunofluorescence, and related data analysis. In addition, the role will involve summarizing and interpreting the experimental data.
Requirements for employment are:
Additional qualifications for the position are:
Personal qualities, such as commitment, scientific interest, precision, good communication and cooperation skills, are of particular importance.
This is a special fixed-term position (SÄVA) of 6 months, 100 % of full time. Starting date 1 April 2026 or according to agreement.
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 | 1 April or as agreed, but no later than 1 June 2026 |
| Salary | Månadslön |
| Number of positions | 1 |
| Full-time equivalent | 100 |
| City | Lund |
| County | Skåne län |
| Country | Sweden |
| Reference number | PA2026/420 |
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| Published | 19.Feb.2026 |
| Last application date | 06.Mar.2026 |