You will employ multiple techniques in virology, such as reverse genetics, viral production, and viral neutralization assays.
You will engage in biochemistry methods, including Western blots, ELISA, co-immunoprecipitation assays, protein engineering, and protein expression/purification.
You will utilize biophysics techniques, like surface plasmon resonance, as well as molecular biology methods such as cloning and mutagenesis.
You will also focus on cellular biology techniques, including transfections, flow cytometry assays, immunofluorescence analyses, and confocal microscopy.
You will identify and employ camelid-derived nanobodies as antiviral candidates.
Requirements
Master's degree in biological sciences, (veterinary) medicine, or related fields.
Strong intrinsic motivation and interest in wet lab work, with a collaborative team spirit.
Curiosity and interest in infectious diseases.
Good level of English and excellent communication skills.
Experience in protein chemistry is a plus.
We Offer
Dedicated scientific support and mentoring.
A small research group with highly motivated members.
A multidisciplinary, collaborative, friendly, and motivating working environment.
Salary according to SNSF regulations.
Membership in the Graduate School of Cellular and Biomedical Sciences Bern (GCB).
Attractive location in Bern.
Apply online using the form below. Only applications matching the job profile will be considered. We look forward to welcoming passionate individuals to our group!