Advanced Postdoc Program
at Osaka University Japan

IFReC (Immunology Frontier Research Center)

OUTLINE OF THE ADVANCED POSTDOC PROGRAM

The Osaka University Immunology Frontier Research Center (IFReC) is recruiting post-doctoral researchers for its Advanced Postdoc Program. This program offers three-year employment and funding (3 million yen per year) for original research to promising young researchers. Selected applicants have access to continually upgraded state-of-the-art facilities at IFReC for their research, including equipment for single-cell analysis. Furthermore, selected applicants can expect their research careers to develop immensely through invaluable guidance from their supervisor among IFReC’s many distinguished Principal Investigators as well as through collaborative research with them. We look forward to receiving applications from ambitious young researchers.


Guidance for Applicaiton in FY2023

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CONTACT

Inquiries: IFReC Research Planning & Management Office

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current program members

Jason Todd White

Year: 2019 - present

Research

Determining the heterogeneity of the CD4 naïve cell population as a means to improve immunotherapy

Laboratory

Experimental Immunology

Floris van Eerden

Year: 2020 - present

Research

Structural mechanics of immune receptors and their targets


Laboratory

Systems Immunology

Laurence Lok

Year: 2020 - present

Research

Investigating the dynamic behaviour of innate immune cells in vivo


Laboratory

Immunology and Cell Biology

David Priest

Year: 2021 - present

Research

High-throughput immuno-phenotyping using mass cytometry


Laboratory

Human Single Cell Immunology

Xiuyuan Lu

Year: 2022 - present

Research

T cell immunity against SARS-CoV-2



Laboratory

Molecular Immunology

Shahi Imam Reja

Year: 2022 - present

Research

Development of chemical probes for elucidating the biological functions


Laboratory

Chemical Imaging Techniques

David Calianese

Year: 2022 - present

Research

Investigating molecular mechanisms of phospholipid flippases and scramblases


Laboratory

Biochemistry & Immunology

 

alumni

Matias Jose Caldez

Ee Lyn Lim

Jonas N. Søndergaard

Kishan Kumar Nyati

Shailendra Kumar Singh

Hozaifa Saad Hassan Metwally

Arthur Robert Millius

Patrick Michael Lelliott