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"Science for Ukraine" - Information for Scientists

The Cluster of Excellence ImmunoSensation2 at Bonn participates in the initiative "Science For Ukraine"

We are a research consortium focused on innate immunity and welcome researchers in this field at all early career stages. The Cluster Coordination Office can advise you on finding available positions in our groups and applying for funding, or arrange short-term internships. Housing is not available, but we can help find it. Just contact us!

applications_immunosensation(at)ukbonn.de

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