Question 1

What qualifications are required for this Postdoctoral Researcher in Cellular Therapeutics role?

Accepted Answer

You must hold a PhD in a relevant area (or have your thesis submitted) by the application time. Essential experience includes immunology or kidney disease , cell culture techniques , animal models , and immunological techniques . Check our postdoc success guide for tips on building your academic CV . Desirable skills: flow cytometry and genetic editing . Learn more about postdoc opportunities .

Question 2

What are the main responsibilities in this Cellular Therapeutics postdoc position?

Accepted Answer

You will test T cell therapeutics in in vivo models of glomerular immune complex disease, establish a novel IgA Nephropathy (IgAN) model, and contribute to spatial transcriptomics and proteomics in human IgAN kidney samples. Collaborate with TRIG, Oxford Kidney Pathology group, and EU consortium partners. Ideal for those passionate about genome-edited T cells for glomerulonephritis . Explore research jobs for similar roles.

Question 3

How do I apply for the Postdoctoral Researcher position at University of Oxford?

Accepted Answer

Apply online via the University portal before noon on 11 March 2026. Upload a supporting statement addressing selection criteria, CV , and two referees' details. Quote reference NDSA980 . Interviews: 20 March 2026. Contact Fadi Issa at fadi.issa@nds.ox.ac.uk for queries. Use our free resume template and cover letter template to strengthen your application.

Question 4

What is the salary, contract type, and duration for this IgA Nephropathy postdoc?

Accepted Answer

Salary: Grade 07RS: £39,424 - £47,779 per annum . Fixed-term full-time contract available immediately until 31 December 2027, part of an EU-funded project. No teaching load mentioned; research-focused. View university salaries for context on postdoc pay in the UK.

Question 5

What desirable experience is needed for success in this T cell therapy research role?

Accepted Answer

Desirable: flow cytometry , genetic editing techniques , and kidney disease knowledge. You must demonstrate independent project work, clear communication in presentations, manuscripts, and grants. Strong fit for those with translational immunology background. Thrive with advice from our postdoctoral success guide .

Question 6

What is the project focus for this Postdoc in Cellular Therapeutics at Oxford?

Accepted Answer

EU-funded project developing safe cell therapy using genome-edited T cells targeting pathogenic IgA1 cells in IgA Nephropathy (IgAN) , the most common glomerulonephritis with no effective treatments. Work on Old Road Campus with international collaborators. Perfect for regenerative medicine experts. See related clinical research jobs .

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Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences, Institute Of Developmental & Regenerative Medicine, Old Road Campus, Roosevelt Drive, Headington, Oxford

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