Advanced Clinician Scientist (m/f/d) (m/f/d)

The Faculty of Medicine of the Technical University of Dresden, one of the eleven German universities of excellence, strengthens translational research and career prospects for researchers with its program “CAMINO – Career Advancements in Multidimensional Tumor Targeting” funded by the BMFTR. In order to support visionary researchers to advance oncological research at the biomedical campus in Dresden, the Medical Faculty invites them to apply for Advanced Clinician Scientists as research group leader in oncology (w/m/d). The program offers experienced doctors a long-term research perspective in the areas of CAMINO excellence: immunity and inflammation, cell and gene therapy, functional profiling in precision socology as well as data science and digital health in therapy and prevention.

Completed specialist training, ideally with habilitation or equivalent qualification (German recognition for foreign qualifications must be available) You have an independent, competitive research profile and the desire to integrate into the landscape of translational oncology research You can demonstrate outstanding research achievements and expertise in an area related to the CAMINO excellence, and are committed to building cooperation on campus

a post as an Advanced Clinician Scientist for up to 5 years with 50 % protected time for research and additional resources for personnel, consumables and travel costs (total of up to €130,000 per year) a mentoring and training programme the possibility to enter research cooperation with experts on the campus the option for joint applications (“Dual Leadership” or “Tandem”) by two Advanced Clinician Scientists of the same institution Opportunities for exchange and networking within the biomedical campus, organized in close cooperation with the Dresden School of Clinical Science TU Dresden is committed to a family-friendly university and offers a dual-career service. The Faculty of Medicine also offers support in the search for childcare opportunities or employment opportunities for the partner of the applicant in the region. The TU Dresden understands diversity as a cultural self-evidentity and as a quality criterion of a university of excellence. We strongly encourage women and minorities to apply. On 11 November 2026, a selection symposium will be held for the candidates who have come to the closest election (please note this date). Applicants are informed of the result by the end of December 2026. .