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Position for Ph.D. student (September 2009) (provided post/poste pourvu) | |
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Project: Characterization of CD8+ T cells in multiple sclerosis In our laboratory, which is embedded in the world-known laboratory of Prof G. Pantaleo and in close contact with the Service of neurology headed by Prof. R. Frackowiak, we apply latest cellular immunology technologies, with the aim to better understand the role of CD8+ T cells in the pathogenesis of multiple sclerosis (MS). Specifically, we are interested first in the role of CD8+ T cells at the onset of the disease and in the association of environmental factors such as viruses or vitamin D and the development of MS. A PhD position is available in our group to study in details the role of CD8+ and their cytokines in the early MS. Specifically, this will imply the characterization of CD8+ T cells in PBMC and cerebrospinal cells of MS patients, as well as the precise analysis of cytokine patterns in these patients. Preference will be given to student with immunological and/or molecular biology background.
If interested, please send your CV with name of 2 or 3 references and a cover letter to : Prof. Renaud Du Pasquier (Renaud.Du-Pasquier@chuv.ch) Please click here to have more information about our project ! |
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Postdoctoral position available to study mechanisms of HIV intra-host variability (October 2008) | |
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(provided post/poste pourvu)
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Postdoctoral position available to study mechanisms of HIV intra-host variability. Please click here. The successful candidate should have a PhD degree and be highly motivated to study HIV basic biology. Strong background in immunology, molecular biology (PCR technology, DNA sequencing) and protein expression is required. Good knowledge of English is preferred. Contact: Cecilia.Graziosi@chuv.ch |
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