Euraxess
0590 RESEARCH ASSISTANT (F/M/D) Functional Redox Proteomics
Euraxess, Germantown, Ohio, United States
Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology.
Organisation: Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology – Research Field: Biological sciences – Position: Research Assistant (F/M/D) – Functional Redox Proteomics (optional funding approval). Contract: Temporary, Full-time, 40 hrs per week. Start Date: 1 Feb 2026. Duration: 36 months. Remuneration: TV‑L wage group 13 according to 2025 remuneration table. Working hours: 40 hrs/week (suitable for part‑time work 27 hours weekly with possibility to pursue a doctorate). Location: Greifswald site.
Key Responsibilities
Identifying oxidative changes in proteins and correlating them with a biological/immunological cell response
Cell culture of immune cells and molecular biological measurement methods (including flow cytometry)
Measurement of oxidised proteins using mass spectrometry and evaluation of post‑translational modifications
Investigation of various oxidants and cold plasmas and their influence on proteins and their immunogenicity
Analysis, interpretation and presentation of collected data and participation in writing scientific publications
Required Qualifications
Completed university degree (Master of Science or equivalent) in biology, (bio)chemistry, bioinformatics or a related field
Doctorate optional
Experience with bioanalytical methods (mass spectrometry, flow cytometry)
Strong affinity for numbers and mathematics as well as a keen logical understanding
Keen interest in interdisciplinary research of protein mechanisms of action
Flexibility in scientific activities in the laboratory and office
Problem‑solving skills for decoding various modified biomolecules and their influence on cell response
High level of commitment, motivation, ability to work independently, teamwork skills, sense of responsibility and reliability
Very good German and English skills (spoken and written) as well as computer skills
Benefits and Additional Information
International team as a global leader in the field of plasma medicine
Performance-based salary (TV‑L)
Creative working environment
State-of-the-art technical facilities
Opportunities for external training
Internal trainings e.g. project management, scientific writing, acquisition of third‑party funding
Networking opportunities at national and international conferences
Cooperation with science and industry
Implementing own project ideas
Flexible Working Hours and Mobile Working
Family office
30 vacation days per year (plus December 24 and 31)
In-house German course free of charge
Online sports course ("Moving break") and internal sports groups
Lounge with well‑equipped kitchen for all employees
Selection Process Please apply with the common documents (cover letter, CV, copies of academic degrees and letters of reference) giving the keyword "0590 Research Assistant Functional Redox Proteomics" preferably via our online application form until 26th November 2025. Your performance and personality matter regardless of your age, origin, gender, sexual identity, disability or ideology. We look forward to receiving your applications!
The INP wants equal participation of men and women in science. Qualified women candidates are explicitly called to apply. Handicapped applicants will be preferred in case of equal qualification.
Languages: English – Excellent; German – Excellent.
Leibniz‑Institute for Plasma Science and Technology (INP) – Address: Felix‑Hausdorff‑Str. 2, 17489 Greifswald, Germany.
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Organisation: Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology – Research Field: Biological sciences – Position: Research Assistant (F/M/D) – Functional Redox Proteomics (optional funding approval). Contract: Temporary, Full-time, 40 hrs per week. Start Date: 1 Feb 2026. Duration: 36 months. Remuneration: TV‑L wage group 13 according to 2025 remuneration table. Working hours: 40 hrs/week (suitable for part‑time work 27 hours weekly with possibility to pursue a doctorate). Location: Greifswald site.
Key Responsibilities
Identifying oxidative changes in proteins and correlating them with a biological/immunological cell response
Cell culture of immune cells and molecular biological measurement methods (including flow cytometry)
Measurement of oxidised proteins using mass spectrometry and evaluation of post‑translational modifications
Investigation of various oxidants and cold plasmas and their influence on proteins and their immunogenicity
Analysis, interpretation and presentation of collected data and participation in writing scientific publications
Required Qualifications
Completed university degree (Master of Science or equivalent) in biology, (bio)chemistry, bioinformatics or a related field
Doctorate optional
Experience with bioanalytical methods (mass spectrometry, flow cytometry)
Strong affinity for numbers and mathematics as well as a keen logical understanding
Keen interest in interdisciplinary research of protein mechanisms of action
Flexibility in scientific activities in the laboratory and office
Problem‑solving skills for decoding various modified biomolecules and their influence on cell response
High level of commitment, motivation, ability to work independently, teamwork skills, sense of responsibility and reliability
Very good German and English skills (spoken and written) as well as computer skills
Benefits and Additional Information
International team as a global leader in the field of plasma medicine
Performance-based salary (TV‑L)
Creative working environment
State-of-the-art technical facilities
Opportunities for external training
Internal trainings e.g. project management, scientific writing, acquisition of third‑party funding
Networking opportunities at national and international conferences
Cooperation with science and industry
Implementing own project ideas
Flexible Working Hours and Mobile Working
Family office
30 vacation days per year (plus December 24 and 31)
In-house German course free of charge
Online sports course ("Moving break") and internal sports groups
Lounge with well‑equipped kitchen for all employees
Selection Process Please apply with the common documents (cover letter, CV, copies of academic degrees and letters of reference) giving the keyword "0590 Research Assistant Functional Redox Proteomics" preferably via our online application form until 26th November 2025. Your performance and personality matter regardless of your age, origin, gender, sexual identity, disability or ideology. We look forward to receiving your applications!
The INP wants equal participation of men and women in science. Qualified women candidates are explicitly called to apply. Handicapped applicants will be preferred in case of equal qualification.
Languages: English – Excellent; German – Excellent.
Leibniz‑Institute for Plasma Science and Technology (INP) – Address: Felix‑Hausdorff‑Str. 2, 17489 Greifswald, Germany.
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