PhD fellowship in trained immunity in zebrafish

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Job Portal Job portal Faculty and academic positions Tenure track assistant professor positions PhD-positions Teaching positions Administrative and research support staff Start your research career here Working at UCPH Contact Search all vacancies Sign up for job alerts How to apply Moving to Denmark (International Staff Mobility) Job portal All vacancies PhD fellowship in trained immunity in zebrafish Institute of Veterinary and Animal Sciences are offering a PhD fellowship in immunology using zebrafish as a model commencing 1 January 2027 or after agreement. The project is part of the research project Decoding innate immune signatures driving trained and adaptive immunity in fish using a high-resolution in vivo and in vitro zebrafish model, which is financed by the Independent Research Foundation Denmark. The project The project investigates how the innate immune system of fish contributes to protection against infectious diseases. While fish have traditionally been considered to rely primarily on innate immunity, recent evidence suggests that they can also develop trained immunity – a form of innate immune memory that can provide enhanced protection following subsequent infections1 …

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