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 FY2022

DETAILS

  • Position: Specially Appointed Researcher (full-time)
  • Affiliation: Immunology Frontier Research Center, Osaka University
  • Number of positions: Postdoctoral Researcher x3
  • Research field: Immunology, Cell Biology, Bioinformatics and Bioimaging
  • Qualifications:
      　
    • Doctorate degree obtained within the last 8 years
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    • International experience preferred
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  • Work location: Suita Campus, Osaka University in Osaka, Japan
  • Annual salary: JPY 5.6M - 7.5 M
    Amount to be decided according to the responsibilities assigned based on the applicant’s qualifications. Taxes are deducted from the monthly salary.
    Other salary details are based on the “Salary Regulations for National University Corporation Osaka University Limited Term Staff (Specially appointed Staff, etc.) Subject to Annual Salary System.”
  • Research Grant: JPY 3M per year
  • Start Date: After September 1, 2022
    *Start date of work is negotiable.
  • Period of employment: Up to 3 years from the date of hire
    *Single year contract, renewable upon annual evaluation.
  • Probation period: 6 months
  • Working hours etc.: Regulations on working hours, holidays and vacations can be found atOsaka University Work Regulation.The Discretionary Labor System, Special Work Type will be applied (deemed working hours: 8 hours a day)
  • Insurance etc.: Enrollment in the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Mutual Aid Association, Employment Insurance, Worker’s Accident Compensation Insurance
  • Concerning work conditions other than above-mentioned, please refer to “Work Regulations for National University Corporation Osaka University Limited Term Staff" and/or related regulations.
    Please note the above-mentioned work conditions are as of the day this employment offer is posted, and subject to change.
    (Osaka University campuses and related facilities are smoke-free, except for designated areas.)
  • Recruiter: National University Corporation Osaka University

APPLICATION AND SELECTION

  • Application period: Until the posts are filled
  • Application submission
    Submit the required documents below as email attachments to the IFReC Research Planning & Management Office:
    • recruitifrec.osaka-u.ac.jp,
    • Email subject line: Application for advanced postdoc position

    Required documents

    All documents should be A4 or letter size and written in English.

      • Application form:

         Click here to download "Applicatin form (MS Word file)"

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      • Curriculum vitae (education and work experience)
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      • List of publication
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      • Summary of previous research
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      • Research plan and statement of ambitions for your future research at IFReC
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      • Names, affiliations, and contact information of two references
        (You will be asked to submit two reference letters if you are selected as a finalist.)

  • Selection process: Document screening and interview for successful applicants of the document screening
 
 
 
 

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CONTACT

Inquiries: IFReC Research Planning & Management Office

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