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• Conducting translational immuno-oncology research focused on tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs), immune resistance mechanisms, and responses to checkpoint inhibitors.
• Performing experimental work including TIL expansion, co-culture cytotoxicity assays and multiparametric flow cytometry.
• Managing and analyzing clinical and molecular datasets to explore correlations between immune profiles and clinical outcomes.
• Supporting the design, execution, and documentation of experiments, as well as contributing to data visualization, manuscript preparation, and scientific presentations.
• Collaborating closely with clinical, bioinformatics, and industry partners to integrate laboratory findings into translational and clinical projects.
• Leveraging a clinical oncology background to ensure translational relevance and facilitate communication between laboratory and patient-centered research.

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Qualifications / Requirements:

• MD or MSc/PhD in Life Sciences, Medicine, Immunology, or a related field.

• Previous experience in clinical immuno-oncology, translational research and tumor immunology.

• Hands-on expertise in cell culture, flow cytometry, or cytotoxicity assays preferred.

• Strong analytical skills and familiarity with clinical and molecular data analysis.

• Proven ability to work independently and collaboratively in a multidisciplinary research environment.

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