Postdoctoral Researcher in Tumor Immunology | Postdoctoral Researcher (m/f/d): Spatial implementation of immune function in pancreatic cancer / 13

Job Summary

This Postdoctoral Researcher role involves leading research at the intersection of tumor immunology and translational systems oncology, specifically focusing on the spatial immune-instructive programs within pancreatic cancer. The successful candidate will perform and coordinate spatial and single-cell multi-omics analyses, integrate complex biological datasets, and develop patient-derived organoid and co-culture models. You will work closely with computational and clinical partners to identify regulatory networks and functional cell states, while also contributing to the translational development of novel treatment strategies. Key responsibilities include supervising students, managing project coordination, and communicating findings through manuscripts and international conferences. We are looking for an independent, creative scientist with a strong background in tumor biology and experience in complex model systems. This position offers a unique opportunity to work within a highly collaborative international environment, utilizing cutting-edge technologies and clinical cohorts. The role is based in a public service setting, providing long-term career support, professional development opportunities, and a family-friendly work culture, making it an ideal environment for a researcher dedicated to advancing translational cancer medicine.