The Molecular Biology Department at Princeton University invites applications in Immunology for a tenure-track faculty position at the Assistant Professor level. They are seeking an outstanding investigator using innovative approaches to study fundamental biological questions in the area of immunology, including but not limited to molecular or cellular immunology, adaptive or innate immunity, host-microbe interactions, hematopoiesis, systems immunology, and tumor immunology.

The Jenner Institute at Oxford have a fantastic opportunity for three enthusiastic Research Assistant - Outbreak pathogen vaccine trials (COVID-19) to play a key role in the outbreak pathogens vaccine development group at the Jenner Institute led by Prof. Katie Ewer and Prof. Teresa Lambe. The primary focus will be to develop novel outbreak pathogen vaccines, including occasional contribution to the preclinical programme.
 

The Jenner Institute at Oxford have a fantastic opportunity for two enthusiastic Postdoctoral Immunologist - Outbreak pathogen clinical trials (COVID-19) to play a key role in the outbreak pathogens vaccine development group at the Jenner Institute led by Prof. Sarah Gilbert and Prof. Teresa Lambe. The primary focus will be to support the general program of immunology within outbreak pathogen vaccine trials and occasionally other vaccine trials as necessary.
 

We’re looking for a full-time Research Communications Officer for a 12-month fixed term post. This creative role will work on a specific new and ambitious project, aimed at bringing together a national consortium of immunology. It is an excellent opportunity to build your research communications experience on an exciting, fast-moving and impactful project. We are looking for a research communications professional with a strong understanding and passion for science who can use their skills to deliver the communication elements of this new project.

We’re looking for a full-time, permanent Marketing & Communications Officer with a strong understanding and passion for science and for creating captivating communications.

As an integral member of our team, the role-holder will communicate the Society’s work to a diverse range of audiences, including scientists, policy-makers and the public, through various channels such as our website, social media and email marketing.

The goal of the proposed Research Training Group (RTG) 2599 is to establish an internationally competitive research and training program to promote young scientists and medical students in the field of immunology. The individual research projects will use genome-wide transcriptome analysis, modern imaging techniques, transgenic mouse technologies and CRISPR-mediated genome editing to identify and characterize new fine-tuners of adaptive immune responses and immune memory.

The University of Liverpool are seeking an individual with laboratory skills to support brain infection diagnostics and pathogenesis studies undertaken as part of our MRC funded host TRanscripts Identifying Meningitis (TRIM) test study and Newton funded Diagnostic Improvement in Meningitis and Encephalitis (DIME) study in Indonesia. Their research detects pathogens infecting the central nervous system using pathogen/host markers and high-throughput approaches. We also use in-vitro brain models to study pathogenesis.