• Molecular and cellular characterization of different inflammatory triggers on early pancreatic carcinogenesis including micrbiota-induced inflammatory cues using a broad spectrum of in vitro and in vivo techniques both in relevant genetic mouse models and human mucosa-associated microbiota.
• Details of the associated RTG2751 consortium and other related projects can be found at medizin.uni-halle.de/grk2751

• Completed excellent Master's degree in Life Sciences
• High interest in translational cancer research
• Creative and critical team player with strong problem-solving skills
• Very good English skills

• Goal-oriented, individual training and development opportunities
• Working with the latest techniques / technical equipment
• Excellent research conditions in an interactive and highly interdisciplinary research environment offering numerous state-of-the-art in vitro and in vivo methods - Scientific exchange within groups at the University of Heidelberg, the DKFZ and the University of Halle-Wittenberg - Association to a structured post-graduate training program including various workshops and seminars supporting students and scientists in establishing a successful scientific career.
• Collectively agreed remuneration, attractive company pension scheme (VBL)
• 30 days vacation
• Sustainable travel: job ticket
• Family-friendly working environment: cooperative arrangements for childcare, subsidy for child vacation care, advice for employees with relatives in need of care
• Wide range of health, prevention and sports offers

For further information please contact Patrick.michl@med.uni-heidelberg.de via e-mail.

Interested?

Please send your application including letter of motivation, curriculum vitae, certificates, contact details of two references and the registration number until 15.04.2024.