The American Association of Immunologists
Postdoctoral Scholar: Immunology, Treg Biology, Tumor Immunology
The American Association of Immunologists, San Diego, California, United States, 92189
The Fujita Laboratory at UC San Diego is seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Scholar to investigate
IL-37–mediated immune regulation , with emphasis on
regulatory T (Treg) cells, dendritic cells, and tumor immunity .
Our laboratory is recognized for foundational discoveries defining
IL-37 as a broad suppressor of innate and adaptive immunity , and we are now uncovering its mechanisms in
human Treg stability, immune tolerance, and tumor immune modulation . These studies open a new chapter in cytokine biology and immunoregulation.
The laboratory recently relocated to UCSD, Altman Clinical and Translational Research Institute (ACTRI), and is entering a rapid growth phase. This position is ideal for early-career scientists eager to develop a strong publication record and lead mechanistic and translational NIH-, VA-, and foundation-funded projects.
Research Areas
Mechanistic signaling of IL-37 in human regulatory T cells
Treg stability, Foxp3 regulation, and immune tolerance
IL-37 modulation of dendritic cells
IL-37 effects on tumor microenvironment and CD8 T-cell responses
Translational immunology in autoimmunity and cancer
Key Responsibilities
Design and perform immunological and cellular experiments
Flow cytometry analysis and sorting
Gene perturbation (transfection, knockdown/knockout, stable lines)
Data analysis, presentation, manuscripts, and conference abstracts
Collaboration and mentoring of students
Why UCSD / ACTRI
State-of-the-art flow, genomics, and imaging cores
Strong immunology community (BMS, Immunology Program, Moores Cancer Center)
High-level mentorship with emphasis on career development
Compensation Salary follows UCSD postdoctoral guidelines: https://postdoc.ucsd.edu/postdocs/appointment-guidelines.html
Application Send a CV, cover letter, and contact information for 3 references to: Dr. Mayumi Fujita Email: m1fujita@health.ucsd.edu
Qualifications
PhD in Immunology or closely related field
Strong background in
T-cell biology
Experience with flow cytometry, human immune cells, or mouse models
Excellent communication skills and scientific rigor
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IL-37–mediated immune regulation , with emphasis on
regulatory T (Treg) cells, dendritic cells, and tumor immunity .
Our laboratory is recognized for foundational discoveries defining
IL-37 as a broad suppressor of innate and adaptive immunity , and we are now uncovering its mechanisms in
human Treg stability, immune tolerance, and tumor immune modulation . These studies open a new chapter in cytokine biology and immunoregulation.
The laboratory recently relocated to UCSD, Altman Clinical and Translational Research Institute (ACTRI), and is entering a rapid growth phase. This position is ideal for early-career scientists eager to develop a strong publication record and lead mechanistic and translational NIH-, VA-, and foundation-funded projects.
Research Areas
Mechanistic signaling of IL-37 in human regulatory T cells
Treg stability, Foxp3 regulation, and immune tolerance
IL-37 modulation of dendritic cells
IL-37 effects on tumor microenvironment and CD8 T-cell responses
Translational immunology in autoimmunity and cancer
Key Responsibilities
Design and perform immunological and cellular experiments
Flow cytometry analysis and sorting
Gene perturbation (transfection, knockdown/knockout, stable lines)
Data analysis, presentation, manuscripts, and conference abstracts
Collaboration and mentoring of students
Why UCSD / ACTRI
State-of-the-art flow, genomics, and imaging cores
Strong immunology community (BMS, Immunology Program, Moores Cancer Center)
High-level mentorship with emphasis on career development
Compensation Salary follows UCSD postdoctoral guidelines: https://postdoc.ucsd.edu/postdocs/appointment-guidelines.html
Application Send a CV, cover letter, and contact information for 3 references to: Dr. Mayumi Fujita Email: m1fujita@health.ucsd.edu
Qualifications
PhD in Immunology or closely related field
Strong background in
T-cell biology
Experience with flow cytometry, human immune cells, or mouse models
Excellent communication skills and scientific rigor
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