About the Role: This application is for a 6-month student role from July - December 2026. Resume review begins in February 2026. The Immunology Research Unit is focused on the development of therapies for patients suffering from autoimmune diseases. This position offers an opportunity to work with experienced drug discovery scientists as part of a collaborative cross-functional team. The co-op will gain experience in designing and executing hands-on experiments to answer key scientific questions to advance a research program. What You’ll Do: As a co-op, you will work side-by-side with experienced scientists to learn and become independent in primary human peripheral blood mononuclear cell (PBMC) in vitro assays. Using your training, you will address key biology questions aimed at understanding innate immune cell function, its contribution to autoimmunity, and opportunities for modulation of critical pathways. This will include assisting the biology team in designing, optimizing, and executing in vitro assays and analyzing the effect of experimental therapeutics on immune responses. You will have the opportunity to present your results with the broader Cambridge Immunology team and project team.
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