PhD Position - Neuroinflammation & Glial Biology (f/m/d)
PhD Position - Neuroinflammation & Glial Biology (f/m/d)
PhD Position - Neuroinflammation & Glial Biology (f/m/d)
PhD Position - Neuroinflammation & Glial Biology (f/m/d)
Medizinische Fakultät der Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen
Pharma, Medizintechnik
Tübingen
- Art der Anstellung: Vollzeit
- 51.000 € – 75.500 € (von XING geschätzt)
- Vor Ort
- Zu den Ersten gehören
PhD Position - Neuroinflammation & Glial Biology (f/m/d)
Über diesen Job
Tasks
Execution of experimental work in a mouse model of cortical multiple sclerosis Application of in vivo imaging and quantitative analysis methods Investigation of pharmacological and functional intervention strategies Analysis of cellular and structural changes using histology and imaging Contribution to a collaborative and interdisciplinary lab environment
Profile
Master’s degree in neuroscience, molecular biology or a related field Practical experience in experimental laboratory work and advanced microscopy Experience in animal handling and experimentation Proficiency in data analysis and quantitative evaluation of imaging or histological data Fluent in English and strong communication skills in an international team environment
Benefits
Opportunity to integrate into a young, dynamic, and interdisciplinary research team Access to state-of-the-art imaging technologies and preclinical research facilities A wide range of training, mentoring, and career development opportunities Close connection to clinical and translational neuroscience networks at a leading European brain research center
About us
The Faculty of Medicine is one of the four founding faculties of the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen. With its non-clinical facilities as well as its research and teaching area corresponding to the organisational units of the University Hospital, it is one of the largest medical training and research institutions in Baden-Württemberg.
About the Neuron-Glia Interactions Lab
The research group of Dr. Snaidero is a dynamic and interdisciplinary environment focused on uncovering mechanisms of CNS myelination and neuroinflammation. The lab combines advanced in vivo imaging approaches with complex models of demyelinating disease to investigate glial cell
dynamics, immune-glia interactions, and myelin plasticity in health and disease.
The lab is embedded within the Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research (HIH), which, together with the Department of Neurology at the University Hospital Tübingen, forms the Center of Neurology. The HIH is one of Europe’s leading institutions for translational neuroscience, dedicated to understanding, diagnosing, and treating diseases of the human brain through integrated research, clinical care, and education.
Contact for questions
Dr. Nicolas Snaidero
nicolas.snaidero@uni-tuebingen.de
