KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Posted: 20 August 2026 - Stockholm, Sweden
The position focuses on developing methods to measure multivalent binding, crucial for understanding how antibodies and therapeutics engage multiple targets. The project involves using programmable DNA nanostructures for target presentation and developing assays to quantify binding interactions. Candidates should have a doctoral degree and experience in quantitative molecular biology methods. The role is set in an interdisciplinary environment, emphasizing collaboration and communication skills. The position is temporary, lasting up to two years, with a full-time commitment expected.