Postdoc: Host-Directed Antimicrobial Immunology, C. elegans
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The University of Copenhagen (KU) invites applications for an interdisciplinary Postdoctoral Fellow in Host-Directed Antimicrobial Research. The one-year position starts 1 March 2027 or after agreement and involves leading experiments using C.
elegans to probe innate immunity and host defence pathways. You will conduct omics-driven studies, contribute to supervision, and help prepare external funding applications.
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