Topic: Cryo-electron microscopy

This Keystone Symposium brings structural and cellular biologists together to integrate cryo-electron microscopy, super-resolution and multiscale imaging, data science, computational modeling and deep learning. The programme connects molecular structure to tissue-level function and includes in-person, livestream and on-demand participation.

Investigate molecular mechanisms of virus entry, replication and immune recognition in Leo Hanke’s laboratory at BioClinicum, Karolinska University Hospital. The work uses cryo-electron microscopy to study viral and host proteins, including nanobodies as structural probes. Duties span protein expression and purification, sample preparation, data collection, image processing and structural interpretation. This is a full-time temporary appointment with an individually agreed monthly salary. Submit an online application by 20 October 2026, including degree evidence, CV, publications and a brief a