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The Swiss Institute of Allergy and Asthma Research (SIAF) in Davos, Switzerland, is an academic institute with a long track of discoveries in clinical and basic immunology and allergy. Our institute, associated with the University of Zurich, is dedicated to basic and translational research in the fields of immunology, allergy and asthma. SIAF participates in the Microbiology and Immunology (MIM) and Systems Biology PhD Programs of the Life Sciences Zurich Graduate School.
The Immunology Group is looking for a highly motivated PhD Student for the project Identification of distinct cellular and molecular features of nonlesional skin (NLS) and lesional skin (LS) of atopic dermatitis .
Your responsibilities
Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic inflammatory skin disorder with a huge public health burden affecting more than 10% of the infants and 4% of adults. This project aims to achieve further understanding and identification of novel targets for the treatment of AD. We will aim at identifying specific features and indicators to regulate the immune response and skin barrier function in NLS and LS. We will use the new technologies, such as spatial gene expression assay, imaging mass cytometry, targeted proteomics analyses, analyses with reconstructed human epidermis, single cell analysis with human samples. We will use advanced bioinformatic tools for the big data analysis in collaboration with Functional Genomic Center of Zurich (FGCZ).
Your profile
Please include in your motivation letter the information of degree, practical experience in immunological or molecular biology techniques, basic experience in data analysis, ability to communicate within a team and ability to complete project objectives.
What we offer
We offer an interesting and challenging PhD position in a world-class scientific institute in a new building with the state-of-the-art laboratories and a dynamic, international team of interdisciplinary experts. Our young, open-minded and highly motivated group provides a unique environment, where you can achieve your scientific and career goals, balanced with a variety of sports options and social interactions.
Place of work
SIAF, Davos Wolfgang, Switzerland
Start of employment
Employment start date to be mutually agreed.
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