Research & Development
Postdoc in Immunology at Department of Immunology and Microbiology
Summary
Conducts research on CD4 T-cell responses to allergens, using mouse models and human samples to map clonality, discover peptide epitopes, and develop screening and detection tools. The role includes experimental work, sequencing, flow cytometry, and data analysis.
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Opportunity summary
We are looking for a highly motivated and dynamic postdoc for a 2-year position commencing 1 January 2027 The applicant will be working towards understanding the role of T cells in allergic diseases.
Information on the department can be found at: https://sic.ku.dk/ Our research The Allergic Inflammation Group analyses the development of allergic diseases including atopic dermatitis, asthma, rhinitis and food allergy and tries to elucidate the genetic, cellular and molecular mechanisms of sensitisation.
The group values teamwork and an interdisciplinary approach to discovery and has extensive local and international networks. We are a diverse team of researchers with interests in several areas but bound by an excitement to understand the basic principles of immune function. Your job The Coquet group is dedicated to understanding the basic functions of T helper cells in immunological disorders including allergies.
In the past, we have relied greatly on mouse models of disease to decipher critical features of pathogenic immune responses. An interest for our group has been to understand how T helper cells differentiate in response to allergens, and how their gene expression and metabolic requirements change over time and tissue location1 …
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