The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) is offering a fully funded, 3-year Postdoc position in Chemical Immunology within the DTU Health Tech Section for Experimental and Translation Immunology. Located in Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark, the position starts in March 2027. The selected candidate will research the chemical synthesis, formulation, in vivo delivery, and immunoregulatory actions of novel compounds in mouse models for cancer and inflammation. Applicants must hold a PhD by March 2027 and possess a FELASA B certification (or equivalent) for animal work in Europe, alongside extensive experience in immunology and synthetic chemistry. The application deadline is October 15, 2026.
| Department | DTU Health Tech – Section for Experimental and Translation Immunology |
| Position Type | Postdoc |
| Discipline | Chemical Immunology |
| Research Area | Experimental and Translation Immunology |
| Degree Required | PhD degree by March 2027 |
| Experience | Extensive experience with mouse immunology, synthetic chemistry, Western blotting, drug formulation, and multi-parametric flow cytometry. |
| Funding | Fully funded 3-year postdoc position |
| Contract Duration | 3 years |
| Language | English |
| Deadline | 2026-10-15 |
| Required Documents | Cover letter (max 1 page), 1-page summary outlining experience with Immunology and required qualifications, CV (max 1 page excluding publications), List of publications, FELASA B or equivalent certificate, Contacts of two referees, PhD and MSc diplomas in English |
| Employer Address | DTU Health Tech, Ørsteds Plads, Kgs. Lyngby, 2800, Denmark |
| Employer Contact | Vasileios Bekiaris, [email protected] |
The project focuses on investigating the chemical synthesis, formulation, in vivo delivery, and immunoregulatory mechanisms of novel in-house produced compounds. These compounds will be optimized and delivered into mouse models to test their effectiveness in modulating inflammation and cancer immunity.
Qualified researchers holding or completing a PhD by March 2027 with mandatory FELASA B certification for mouse research in Europe should apply. Candidates must possess strong, demonstrable experience in mouse immunology, synthetic chemistry, Western blotting, multi-parametric flow cytometry, and drug formulation.
DTU Health Tech is a department at the Technical University of Denmark focusing on diagnostic imaging, digital health, personalized therapy, precision diagnostics, and sensory/neural technology. The department comprises around 210 scientific staff, 140 PhD students, and 100 support staff.
The application deadline is October 15, 2026, at 23:59 Danish time.
Yes. Applicants without a FELASA B certification or equivalent licensing work with mice in Europe will be rejected immediately without review.
The position starts in March 2027.
The contract duration is 3 years.
Further information can be obtained from Vasileios Bekiaris at [email protected].
This listing is summarised from the official advertisement. Always confirm the details, including the closing date, on the employer's own site before applying.
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