Research & Development
PhD fellowship in stem cell immunoavoidance at the Center for Translational Neuromedicine
Summary
A three-year PhD fellowship focused on developing stem cell-derived immunoavoidant neural and neuroendocrine progenitor cells. The role involves independent research, PhD coursework, teaching and dissemination.
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Opportunity summary
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences University of Copenhagen We are offering a PhD fellowship commencing 1 January 2027 or after agreement. The Division of Cell and Gene Therapy of the Center for Translational Neuromedicine (CTN) is looking for an experienced and highly motivated PhD student.
The successful candidate must be interested academically in neural and neuroendocrine biology, particularly in its translational applications. The Center for Translational Neuromedicine is part of the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen and is located in the Panum Institute. For more information, visit https://ctn.ku.dk/.
The Center currently has 55 employees and students and is divided into five labs. CTN is characterized by a highly ambitious yet collaborative research environment; we are highly interdisciplinary and maintain a wide network of international collaborators. The PhD student will join the Division of Cell and Gene Therapy (Goldman lab).
The lab offers an opportunity to work in a highly innovative environment with a strong scientific focus on neural and glial cell biology and an equally strong practical focus on clinical translation1 …
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