Postdoctoral Researcher
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Salary analysis
Compared with the selected benchmark ("All roles in Turku, Finland"), this listing's salary midpoint is about 92% lower. The offer sits below the benchmark range (€1,967–€5,000). The listed pay band (€276–€300) is tighter than the benchmark, which suggests lower salary variability. This benchmark is based on 545 comparable listings.
| Market | Lower bound (25th percentile) | Median | Upper bound (75th percentile) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Market Average: Postdoctoral Researcher | €3,600/per month | €3,950/per month | €4,400/per month |
| All roles in Turku, Finland | €1,967/per month | €2,622/per month | €5,000/per month |
| Pay in our data — not quoted in ad (Mid-Level) | €276/per month | €288/per month | €300/per month |
We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to study the regulation of immune responses in lymph nodes. The project focuses on cellular and molecular mechanisms that mediate the transfer of lymph-borne antigens from lymphatic vessels into lymph nodes and the effects of antigens on lymph node lymphatic endothelial cells, fibroblasts, and resident myeloid cells. Our long-term goal is to develop novel approaches for locally modulating immune responses within specific lymph nodes during cancer, inflammatory diseases, and vaccination. The successful candidate performs laboratory experiments, including in vivo models, analyzes tissue and cell samples using imaging and omics technologies, develops new experimental methods, supervises doctoral researchers and other students, and prepares scientific publications. They will also have opportunities to develop independent projects and novel research approaches, as well as participate in teaching activities that support career progression beyond the postdoctoral stage. Most work will be conducted on-site at the University of Turku campus.
Job Details
Responsibilities
- Perform laboratory experiments
- Include in vivo models
- Analyze tissue and cell samples using imaging and omics technologies
- Develop new experimental methods
- Supervise doctoral researchers and other students
- Prepare scientific publications
- Develop independent projects and novel research approaches
- Participate in teaching activities
Requirements
- A PhD in Immunology, Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Biology, Medicine, Biomedical Sciences, or another relevant life science field
- Significant research experience in immunology, vascular biology, and/or cancer biology
- Ability to work both independently and collaboratively
- Excellent written and spoken English skills
- A strong scientific publication record
- Great quality interaction and communication skills
- Experience with one or more of the following is considered as an advantage: single-cell omics, bioinformatics, bioimaging, flow cytometry, in vivo inflammation models
Skills & Technologies
Education Level
No degree required
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