The goal of the Bettelli Lab at the Benaroya Research Institute is to understand the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying the development of autoimmunity and finding means to limit them.

The Bettelli Lab at the Benaroya Research Institute is seeking a motivated and skilled Postdoctoral Research Associate to join our team. The Benaroya research Institute is devoted to finding causes and cures for immune system diseases and is an international leader in translating discoveries in autoimmune diseases to real life applications. The Bettelli lab focuses on the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying immune regulation and autoimmunity in multiple sclerosis. The Postdoctoral

The Harrison Lab at the Benaroya Research Institute (BRI) is seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Research Associate to join an innovative research program focused on understanding the mechanisms underlying adaptive immune responses in barrier tissues. The lab combines cellular immunology, models of commensal colonization, pathogen infection, and advanced genomic approaches to investigate how immune cells acquire specialized functions, maintain immune tolerance, and contribute to immune-mediated disorders.  

The Irvine Lab at Benaroya Research Institute (BRI) is seeking a highly motivated Research Technician I or II to join a new, highly interdisciplinary research group. Combining protein engineering, machine learning, and immunology, the lab builds platforms to map and predict how protein sequence and structure shape receptor engagement and the biological outcomes that follow. These platforms then enable the design of proteins that precisely direct immune responses and improve human health. A major focus is the antibody Fc domain, which controls how antibodies communicate with immune cells.

The Harrison Lab at the Benaroya Research Institute (BRI) is seeking a Research Technician I/II to join an innovative research program focused on understanding the mechanisms underlying adaptive immune responses in barrier tissues. The lab combines cellular immunology, models of commensal colonization, pathogen infection, and advanced genomic approaches to investigate how immune cells acquire specialized functions, maintain immune tolerance, and contribute to immune-mediated disorders.

The Campbell Lab investigates the mechanisms underlying T cell activation, function, and tolerance. We use both animal models and human samples to identify functionally relevant populations of effector and regulatory T cells, define factors that govern their development and maintenance, and elucidate their roles in healthy immune responses as well as immune-mediated diseases, including multiple sclerosis, type 1 diabetes, allergic diseases, and scleroderma.