Postdoctoral Researcher in Translational Cancer Immunology | Biologist (m/w/d)

Job Summary

This high-impact role at the University of Regensburg focuses on the prevention of metastatic disease through innovative CAR T cell therapy. As a Postdoctoral Researcher, you will independently design and lead a research project funded by German Cancer Aid (DKH), specifically targeting melanoma metastasis founder cells. Your daily work involves establishing and optimizing preclinical in vivo cancer models, performing genetic engineering of T cells, and translating experimental findings into clinical contexts. This position is particularly attractive for researchers seeking academic independence, offering a fully funded three-year contract, access to cutting-edge infrastructure, and strong mentoring aimed at high-impact publications. You will be part of a research-driven campus with an international reputation, working at the interface of tumor immunology and molecular medicine to solve one of oncology's most urgent challenges.