MD-PhD Position (Interface of Clinical and Experimental Neurology)

Actively contribute to the development and implementation of translational research projects in neuroimmunology with a focus on stroke. Combine clinical research with experimental laboratory work to investigate immunological mechanisms following cerebral ischemia. Plan, conduct, and analyze experiments (including FACS analyses and epigenetic methods). Analyze clinical and experimental data in close collaboration with interdisciplinary teams. Contribute to scientific publications and presentations at international conferences. Participate in teaching activities in neurology and/or biomedical sciences.

There are many reasons to come work for us: Working at the USB primarily means being part of a dedicated team of over 7500 employees from around 90 nations. Our lively day-to-day lives are characterized by forward-looking research, cutting-edge medicine and the transfer of knowledge at the highest level. In addition, there is a modern organizational culture, interdisciplinarity, inspiring innovation and a wide range of training and professional development opportunities. Do you want shape the hospital of the future together with us? Then join us! #TeamUSB

• Master's degree, preferably in human medicine, neuroscience, biomedicine, or a related field

• Strong interest in translational research in neuroimmunology and stroke

• Experience in laboratory work, particularly FACS (flow cytometry) and/or epigenetic methods, is an advantage

• Basic knowledge of data analysis and statistics

• Excellent written and spoken English; German is an asset

• Ability to work both independently and as part of an interdisciplinary team