Scope of duties

· Key responsibilities include independently leading a junior research group investigating the role of microbiota in the progression from gastritis to gastric carcinoma. · The focus will include the characterization of gastric microbiota, the interaction of Helicobacter pylori with microbiota, and the establishment and functional analysis of human gastric organoid models. · The aim is to identify novel diagnostic biomarkers and enhance the understanding of mechanisms underlying gastric carcinogenesis.

Our requirements

· Required qualifications include an excellent medical doctoral degree in a relevant discipline (e.g., microbiology, immunology).

· Candidates must have clinical experience in the field of gastroenterology. · At least one year of postdoctoral experience is required. · A proven publication record is expected. · Applicants should submit a compelling research proposal. · Experience in molecular biology, microbiological techniques, and microbiome analyses is required. · Knowledge of organoid models and metabolomics is desired. · Applicants are expected to possess excellent English language skills. · They must demonstrate strong teamwork and communication abilities. · Candidates should be willing to contribute to teaching and junior researcher mentorship.

Our offer

· We offer an attractive research environment with access to extensive biobanks, including HelicoPTER and ERANET BAVARIA.

· Collaborations with leading institutions such as the DKFZ Heidelberg and the Munich Cancer Registry (TZM) are available. · Support will be provided through the Munich Clinician Scientist Program of the Faculty of Medicine. · This is a DZIF (German Center for Infection Research) funded position as part of the TTU CAIMI (Community-Acquired Infections at Mucosal Interfaces).

· Remuneration is based on the Collective Agreement for the Public Sector of the Länder (TV-L) including all allowances customary in the public sector.

Bereitgestellt in Kooperation mit der Bundesagentur für Arbeit.