Studying cytotoxic T cell interaction with neurons in a viral encephalitis animal model Göttingen
January 24, 2008
A PhD position for a highly motivated applicant with a strong research interest is available at the Department of Neuropathology, Georg-August University, Göttingen, Germany. The position is part of a new project funded by a DFG (German Research Foundation) grant (Transregio SFB/TR 43: The brain as a target of inflammatory processes) and the position is available from February 1, 2008, or by agreement. PhD programs (GAUSS and GGNB) are available at our faculty/university.
The current project focuses on the molecular requirements for interaction of cytotoxic T cells with neurons in a viral encephalitis model. We will exploit a newly developed model of virus-induced “autoimmune-like” disease of the central nervous system. Infectious lymphocytic choriomeningitis viruses (LCMV) will be engineered by reverse genetic techniques for our experimental demands. Furthermore, the work will include - among others - molecular techniques (PCR, RT-PCR, molecular cloning etc.), cell culture, histological and behaviour analysis. One of our long-term objectives is to define molecular mechanisms regulating the delicate balance of viral clearance, irreversible cell death and survival of neurons.
Applicants should hold a degree in biology (or related discipline) and should have practical experience in standard molecular biology techniques. Experience in mouse handling, immunohistochemistry and cell culture are desirable. Salary is in accordance with the guidelines of the DFG (BATIIa/2 schedule).
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I am interested in this PhD position and want to start the application as soon as possible. However, I do not find the way for contacting. Would you mind to put the lab website linkage and whom I have to contact? Or I have missed the deadline which is invisible as well in the article.
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Joseph Chiou
Dear Dr.,
I’m a second year master student at Yerevan State University and a junior researcher in the Institute of Molecular Biology, Armenian National Academy of Science. I’d like to continue my education in Germany, and do my PhD. I kindely request you to send me the list of available possitions at the Institute of Munich, Hannover and Hamburg, please. My field is immunology and molecular and cellular biology. I work on my Master’s thesis and do my research on Post-traumatic stress disorder.
Looking forward to hear from You soon.
Thank You in advance
–
Lilit Hovhannisyan
Junior Scientific Researcher
Laboratory of Macromolecular Complexes
Institute of Molecular Biology
Mational Academy of Sciences
Republic of Armenia
Tel: +374 10 28 15 40
Fax: +374 10 28 20 61
Mob:+374 93 59 11 15
respected sir,
Myself a student of BIOTECNOLOGY.i’ve graduation in microbiology and master’s degree in Biotechnology.Currently working under a project. in one of the premier institute in INDIA for almost one year.May i know how can i got this phd position.although my area of interest is molecular biology,immunology,neuroscience.i’ ve working experience of almost one year in molecular biology.suggest and please inform me regarding such positions.