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510 years of experience in academic or industry research settings. Proven track record in publishing peer-reviewed research. Expertise in molecular biology techniques and genomic technologies. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Lead Research Projects : Design and oversee experiments in genomics, such as DNA, RNA sequencing, Library preparation etc Protocol Development : Optimize and validate lab protocols for DNA/RNA extraction, sequencing, and molecular assays. Collaboration : Work with cross-functional teams including bioinformaticians, clinicians, and pharmaceutical partners. Mentorship : Guide junior scientists, postdocs, and technicians in experimental design and data interpretation. Publication & Reporting : Author scientific papers, present findings at conferences, and contribute to grant proposals. Role & responsibilities . Contact No: 8105068075 / 7204407478

This Job is based in Australia Post-Doctoral Fellow (Immunology) - School of Pathology Employment Type: Full time (35 hours a week) but part time is also considered. Duration: 2-Year Fixed Term Remuneration: $91k - $121k base (+ 17% Super, leave loading) Working rights: Visa sponsorship is not available for this position. Candidates must hold full rights to work in Australia to be considered for this position. Location: Kensington, Sydney Why this role matters Under the supervision of Senior Lecturer Dr Deborah Burnett, this Post-Doctoral Fellow position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research investigating how the adaptive immune system recognises and responds to foreign and self-antigens. The successful candidate will employ a broad suite of immunological and molecular toolssuch as flow cytometry, cell-culture, single-cell RNA sequencing, data analysis and in vivo modelsto interrogate B cell and T cell responses in human samples and pre-clinical systems. This research aims to generate mechanistic insight into immune tolerance and autoimmunity, with translational relevance to infection, vaccination, and immune-mediated disease. This position is ideal for an early-career postdoctoral researcher with strong technical expertise, excellent organisational and communication skills, and a passion for scientific discovery. You will join a supportive, collaborative and productive research environment that encourages independence and fosters career development. Some Key Skills Required A PhD in immunology or a related biomedical science discipline, ideally with a focus on adaptive immune responses. Demonstrated technical experience in techniques relevant to exploration of the adaptive immune response including processing and analysing human and/or animal samples, multi-colour flow cytometry, cell sorting, ELISA, PCR, molecular cloning and RNA sequencing workflows (e.g., single-cell or bulk). High attention to detail and excellent record keeping in both laboratory notebooks and digital data management systems. Ability to work independently, take scientific initiative, and drive projects forward, while also contributing effectively to a collaborative team environment. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, including the ability to build professional relationships with collaborators, students, and technical staff. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, and capacity to learn new techniques. High levels of emotional intelligence, with a professional, respectful, and self-aware approach to teamwork and collaboration. Desirable Experience in managing mouse colonies, including ethical and procedural compliance Prior experience working in a research team studying B cell biology, immune tolerance, or autoimmune mechanisms. Experience with bioinformatics pipelines for analysing transcriptomic or repertoire sequencing data. Please refer to the position description for full details. UNSW Benefits And Culture UNSW offer a competitive salary and access to a plethora of UNSW-perks including: 17% Superannuation and leave loading Flexible working Additional 3 days of leave over the Christmas Period Access to lifelong learning and career development Progressive HR practices More information on the great staff benefits and culture can be found here. Application Process We encourage applications from enthusiastic and talented early-career researchers. Please click on Apply now to apply online. Please send your CV and a cover letter outlining your research interests and experience. A copy of the Position Descriptions can be found on JOBS@UNSW. Contact : Dr Deborah Burnett, E: [HIDDEN TEXT] Applications close: Sunday 14th September 2025 before 11.30pm Sydney time. UNSW is committed to equity diversity and inclusion. Applications from women, people of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, those living with disabilities, members of the LGBTIQ+ community; and people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent, are encouraged. UNSW provides workplace adjustments for people with disability, and access to flexible work options for eligible staff. The University reserves the right not to proceed with any appointment. Show more Show less

This Job is based in Australia Post-Doctoral Fellow (Immunology) - School of Pathology Employment Type: Full time (35 hours a week) but part time is also considered. Duration: 2-Year Fixed Term Remuneration: $91k - $121k base (+ 17% Super, leave loading) Working rights: Visa sponsorship is not available for this position. Candidates must hold full rights to work in Australia to be considered for this position. Location: Kensington, Sydney Why this role matters Under the supervision of Senior Lecturer Dr Deborah Burnett, this Post-Doctoral Fellow position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research investigating how the adaptive immune system recognises and responds to foreign and self-antigens. The successful candidate will employ a broad suite of immunological and molecular toolssuch as flow cytometry, cell-culture, single-cell RNA sequencing, data analysis and in vivo modelsto interrogate B cell and T cell responses in human samples and pre-clinical systems. This research aims to generate mechanistic insight into immune tolerance and autoimmunity, with translational relevance to infection, vaccination, and immune-mediated disease. This position is ideal for an early-career postdoctoral researcher with strong technical expertise, excellent organisational and communication skills, and a passion for scientific discovery. You will join a supportive, collaborative and productive research environment that encourages independence and fosters career development. Some Key Skills Required A PhD in immunology or a related biomedical science discipline, ideally with a focus on adaptive immune responses. Demonstrated technical experience in techniques relevant to exploration of the adaptive immune response including processing and analysing human and/or animal samples, multi-colour flow cytometry, cell sorting, ELISA, PCR, molecular cloning and RNA sequencing workflows (e.g., single-cell or bulk). High attention to detail and excellent record keeping in both laboratory notebooks and digital data management systems. Ability to work independently, take scientific initiative, and drive projects forward, while also contributing effectively to a collaborative team environment. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, including the ability to build professional relationships with collaborators, students, and technical staff. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, and capacity to learn new techniques. High levels of emotional intelligence, with a professional, respectful, and self-aware approach to teamwork and collaboration. Desirable Experience in managing mouse colonies, including ethical and procedural compliance Prior experience working in a research team studying B cell biology, immune tolerance, or autoimmune mechanisms. Experience with bioinformatics pipelines for analysing transcriptomic or repertoire sequencing data. Please refer to the position description for full details. UNSW Benefits And Culture UNSW offer a competitive salary and access to a plethora of UNSW-perks including: 17% Superannuation and leave loading Flexible working Additional 3 days of leave over the Christmas Period Access to lifelong learning and career development Progressive HR practices More information on the great staff benefits and culture can be found here. Application Process We encourage applications from enthusiastic and talented early-career researchers. Please click on Apply now to apply online. Please send your CV and a cover letter outlining your research interests and experience. A copy of the Position Descriptions can be found on JOBS@UNSW. Contact : Dr Deborah Burnett, E: [HIDDEN TEXT] Applications close: Sunday 14th September 2025 before 11.30pm Sydney time. UNSW is committed to equity diversity and inclusion. Applications from women, people of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, those living with disabilities, members of the LGBTIQ+ community; and people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent, are encouraged. UNSW provides workplace adjustments for people with disability, and access to flexible work options for eligible staff. The University reserves the right not to proceed with any appointment. Show more Show less

This Job is based in Australia Post-Doctoral Fellow (Immunology) - School of Pathology Employment Type: Full time (35 hours a week) but part time is also considered. Duration: 2-Year Fixed Term Remuneration: $91k - $121k base (+ 17% Super, leave loading) Working rights: Visa sponsorship is not available for this position. Candidates must hold full rights to work in Australia to be considered for this position. Location: Kensington, Sydney Why this role matters Under the supervision of Senior Lecturer Dr Deborah Burnett, this Post-Doctoral Fellow position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research investigating how the adaptive immune system recognises and responds to foreign and self-antigens. The successful candidate will employ a broad suite of immunological and molecular toolssuch as flow cytometry, cell-culture, single-cell RNA sequencing, data analysis and in vivo modelsto interrogate B cell and T cell responses in human samples and pre-clinical systems. This research aims to generate mechanistic insight into immune tolerance and autoimmunity, with translational relevance to infection, vaccination, and immune-mediated disease. This position is ideal for an early-career postdoctoral researcher with strong technical expertise, excellent organisational and communication skills, and a passion for scientific discovery. You will join a supportive, collaborative and productive research environment that encourages independence and fosters career development. Some Key Skills Required A PhD in immunology or a related biomedical science discipline, ideally with a focus on adaptive immune responses. Demonstrated technical experience in techniques relevant to exploration of the adaptive immune response including processing and analysing human and/or animal samples, multi-colour flow cytometry, cell sorting, ELISA, PCR, molecular cloning and RNA sequencing workflows (e.g., single-cell or bulk). High attention to detail and excellent record keeping in both laboratory notebooks and digital data management systems. Ability to work independently, take scientific initiative, and drive projects forward, while also contributing effectively to a collaborative team environment. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, including the ability to build professional relationships with collaborators, students, and technical staff. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, and capacity to learn new techniques. High levels of emotional intelligence, with a professional, respectful, and self-aware approach to teamwork and collaboration. Desirable Experience in managing mouse colonies, including ethical and procedural compliance Prior experience working in a research team studying B cell biology, immune tolerance, or autoimmune mechanisms. Experience with bioinformatics pipelines for analysing transcriptomic or repertoire sequencing data. Please refer to the position description for full details. UNSW Benefits And Culture UNSW offer a competitive salary and access to a plethora of UNSW-perks including: 17% Superannuation and leave loading Flexible working Additional 3 days of leave over the Christmas Period Access to lifelong learning and career development Progressive HR practices More information on the great staff benefits and culture can be found here. Application Process We encourage applications from enthusiastic and talented early-career researchers. Please click on Apply now to apply online. Please send your CV and a cover letter outlining your research interests and experience. A copy of the Position Descriptions can be found on JOBS@UNSW. Contact : Dr Deborah Burnett, E: [HIDDEN TEXT] Applications close: Sunday 14th September 2025 before 11.30pm Sydney time. UNSW is committed to equity diversity and inclusion. Applications from women, people of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, those living with disabilities, members of the LGBTIQ+ community; and people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent, are encouraged. UNSW provides workplace adjustments for people with disability, and access to flexible work options for eligible staff. The University reserves the right not to proceed with any appointment. Show more Show less

Are you passionate about uncovering the mechanisms of immune responses to vaccines and eager to contribute to the next generation of immunological breakthroughs If your career ambitions align with advancing the field of vaccinology and translational research, this fully funded PhD opportunity at Inserm & Vaccine Research Institute (VRI) in France could be the perfect path for you. Inserm (Institut National de la Sant et de la Recherche Mdicale) is Frances leading biomedical research institution, internationally recognized for its pioneering work in health and medical sciences. The Vaccine Research Institute (VRI), affiliated with Inserm and located within the Institut Mondor de Recherche Biomdicale (IMRB) in Crteil, near Paris, stands at the forefront of translational vaccine research. With state-of-the-art laboratories and a collaborative academic environment, VRI offers a vibrant setting for aspiring researchers to engage in groundbreaking immunology projects. The central research focus of this PhD position is the characterization of T cell receptor (TCR) and B cell receptor (BCR) repertoires in vaccine-induced immune responses following CD40-targeted immunization. The ACCELERATES Laboratory at VRI/Inserm U955, under the leadership of Prof. Godot and Prof. Lvy, is dedicated to developing innovative CD40-targeting subunit vaccines for major infectious diseases such as SARS-CoV-2, HPV, Nipah virus, and HIV-1. Understanding how TCR and BCR repertoires evolve and respond to vaccination is crucial for designing more effective vaccines and improving public health outcomes globally. This research is highly relevant in todays context, where rapid vaccine development and immune profiling are essential tools against emerging infectious threats. As a PhD candidate, you will join the ACCELERATES Laboratory, a multidisciplinary team at the intersection of immunology, bioinformatics, and clinical science. Your primary responsibilities will include generating and analyzing TCR and BCR repertoires from vaccinated patients, utilizing both bulk and single-cell technologies. The project leverages advanced immunological and analytical methods to dissect the complexity of immune responses. You will have the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies and contribute to a highly interdisciplinary research environment, collaborating closely with experts in immunology, molecular biology, and computational analysis. This Position Is Ideally Suited For Candidates Who Possess a Masters degree in Immunology, strong skills in B and T cell biology and flow cytometry, bonus experience in RNA sequencing or repertoire analysis, demonstrated scientific curiosity, autonomy, and excellent technical skills. The successful applicant will be driven by a passion for scientific discovery, possess a collaborative mindset, and be eager to contribute to translational research with real-world impact. This is a unique opportunity to join a world-class research institute and play a vital role in advancing the science of vaccine-induced immunity. If you are ready to take on the challenge and help shape the future of immunological research, we encourage you to apply before the deadline.,

Qualification Masters related to Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Role & responsibilities - Combine and analyze multi-omics datasets to find common biological signals and actionable targets. - Classify disease and immune subtypes from both bulk and single-cell data using supervised and unsupervised machine learning methods. - Organize public datasets, evaluate analytical tools, and standardize workflows for clarity and reuse. - Conduct quality control, normalization, subtype and signature predictions across various sequencing platforms. - Create and maintain complete analysis pipelines for new technologies such as spatial transcriptomics - Search large consortia or databases for comparative studies and hypothesis generation. - Optimize resource use and job scheduling on Linux or HPC clusters; maintain version control and documentation. Preferred candidate profile - Programming & Scripting: R, Python, UNIX shell - Statistics & ML: Feature selection, clustering, predictive modeling, dimensionality reduction, survival analysis - Bulk & Single-Cell Analytics: RNA-seq, WES/WGS, methylation, proteomics, RPPA, scRNA-seq - Workflow & Reproducibility: Workflow managers, such as Nextflow or Snakemake, containers, Git - Data Resources: Major public repositories like TCGA and GEO, and internal cohort data management