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PhD candidate
Oslo universitetssykehus HF
- Frist 23.08.2024
- Ansettelsesform Engasjement
PhD candidate in cancer immunology
We are seeking a highly motivated and curious PhD candidate.
A three-year-full-time position as a PhD research fellow is available in Russnes` research group at the Department of Cancer Genetics, Institute for Cancer Research, Oslo University Hospital.
The immune system is central to breast cancer development and the metastatic process, underscoring its significance as a target for immunotherapy. A comprehensive understanding of the interplay between tumor cells and immune system during tumor progression is essential for the understanding of the disease and for identifying potential therapeutic targets. The overarching objective of this PhD project is to investigate the interplay between tumor cells and immune cells throughout the stages of breast cancer progression.
Oslo University Hospital is a workplace with great diversity. We believe this is essential to perform the tasks required of us. Therefore, we pursue diversity among our job applicants and encourage everyone to apply regardless of who you are and what background you have.
Work tasks
We are seeking a highly motivated and curious candidate for the position, who will have the following responsibilities:
- Conducting invivo experiments experiments, cancer immunology related experiments, method optimization, acquiring knowledge in relevant analysis tools and methods, data analysis, and manuscript writing.
- According to University of Oslo guidelines, necessary courses will also be completed, and the candidate will present the work at international conferences.
- As a PhD candidate you will receive training, supervision, and work in a fun, dynamic, and multidisciplinary environment.
- While an interest and knowledge in data and programming are advantageous, they are not absolute requirements.
Qualifications
- The candidate must hold a Master's degree in medicine, molecular biology, biomedicine, pharmacy or equivalent, obtained with grades sufficient to be enrolled in the PhD program of the University of Oslo.
- CareIn/FELASA certificate and practical in vivo training.
- Knowledge of cancer biology or immunology.
- Experience with in situ methods is an advantage.
- Knowledge of image analysis and programming is advantageous.
- Fluent oral and written communication skills in English.
Personal qualities
- The candidate should be highly motivated and dedicated.
- Ability to work in a systemic and structured way.
- Should be able to work independently, as well as part of a multidisciplinary team.
We offer
- An inspiring and dynamic work in a multidisciplinary research environmentenvironment in modern facilities.
- Environment in modern facilities.
- Knowledge and experience in new methods.
- Membership in the State Pension Fund.
The application must include:
- Cover letter.
- CV (comprehensive overview of education, experience, and professional work).
- Copies of diplomas and certificate (bachelor and master and CareIn/FELASA).
- List of references (2-3 references, name, title, email, phone and relation to the candidate).
Only applications in WebCruiter are accepted. Selected candidates will be invited for an interview.
Om arbeidsgiveren
- Sektor: Offentlig
- Sted: Ullernchausseen 70, 0379 Oslo
- Bransje: Forskning, utdanning og vitenskap, Helse og omsorg, IT
- Stillingsfunksjon: Forskning/Stipendiat/Postdoktor, Helsepersonell, Analyse
- Arbeidsspråk: Engelsk
Nøkkelord
Cancer Immunology, Oslo University Hospital, Analysis, Programming, PhD
- FINN-kode 365612390
- Sist endret
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