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PhD Positions in the RU 5775 MagNet
RU 5775 MagNet
Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia
Molecular Biology
Cell Biology
Immunology
Biochemistry
The Research Unit MagNet aims to define macrophages as choreographers of tissue
development, function, and integrity across different organs. This multidisciplinary consortium
explores macrophage biology in health and disease using cutting-edge techniques such as
spatial proteomics, 3D imaging, single-cell transcriptomics, and advanced mouse models.
About the Research Unit
MagNet encompasses seven tightly interconnected projects and one central project involving
research groups from the University of Bonn, University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, and University
Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf. The research themes cover macrophage-dependent
mechanisms of tissue development, function, regeneration, and responses to environmental
and developmental triggers. See also www.macrophagenetwork.com
development, function, and integrity across different organs. This multidisciplinary consortium
explores macrophage biology in health and disease using cutting-edge techniques such as
spatial proteomics, 3D imaging, single-cell transcriptomics, and advanced mouse models.
About the Research Unit
MagNet encompasses seven tightly interconnected projects and one central project involving
research groups from the University of Bonn, University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, and University
Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf. The research themes cover macrophage-dependent
mechanisms of tissue development, function, regeneration, and responses to environmental
and developmental triggers. See also www.macrophagenetwork.com
PhD Positions in the RU 5775 MagNet
Activities and responsibilities
Please check for this the different projects at http://macrophagenetwork.com/
Qualification profile
- Master’s degree (or equivalent) in immunology, cell biology, molecular biology, biochemistry, or related fields.
- Strong interest in macrophage biology, cell biology, innate immunity, and tissue
- development.
- Proficiency in English (spoken and written).
- Motivated, team-oriented, and enthusiastic about collaborative research.
We offer
- Enrollment in structured graduate programs
- Cutting-edge research training in macrophage biology, immunology, cell biology, and systems biology
- Collaborative and interdisciplinary environment with annual retreats, summer schools, international symposiums, and lab exchange opportunities
- Mentoring through Thesis Advisory Committees for scientific and professional development
- Salary: According to the German salary scale TV-L (EG 13, 65%)
- Benefits: Public sector supplementary benefits (VBL pension), public transport ticket and potential for daycare support.
- Support for researchers with families
How to Apply:
Please submit your application in a single PDF file (max. 5 MB) including:
1. Motivation letter
2. CV
3. Scanned academic degrees
4. List of publications (if applicable)
5. Contact details of two references
Indicate up to three preferred projects from the list of participating PIs.
Deadline: February 2nd, 2025
Interviews: February 18th (1-5 pm) or 20th (8am-12pm), 2025
Start Date: April-October 1st, 2025 (or upon request)
Contact
Elvira Mass
email
Full-Time
, Permanent
PhD Project
Updated at
01/14/2025
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PhD RU 5775 MagNet
Workplace
Job location
Bonn
North Rhine-Westphalia
Germany
Good to reach from...
- Cologne
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Salary
The stated amount is the estimated average gross annual salary for comparable full-time positions.
€ 57,708
About RU 5775 MagNet
RU 5775 MagNet
The Research Unit MagNet aims to define macrophages as choreographers of tissuedevelopment, function, and integrity across different organs. This multidisciplinary consortiumexplores macrophage biology in health and disease using cutting-edge techniques such asspatial proteomics, 3D imaging, single-cell transcriptomics, and advanced mouse models.
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