15 "NKI" positions in Netherlands

PhD position: Decoding the role of dynamic tRNA gene regulation

within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The labs of Alan Gerber (Amsterdam UMC, Location VUmc) and Fred van Leeuwen (Netherlands Cancer Institute, NKI) are teaming up to crack the code

PhD student ZonMW project

Leeuwen (Netherlands Cancer Institute, NKI) are teaming up to crack the code of gene regulation of tRNA genes. In a project supported by ZonMW, we will address how the hundreds of tRNA genes in our genome

PhD student position to study telomere maintenance in the research group of Jacqueline Jacobs

. Employer Located in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Cancer Institute (NKI) is an internationally renowned institute dedicated to fundamental, translational and clinical cancer research. It is the only

Head In Vivo Modeling Facility

advanced approaches. The Facility generates on average 30-40 models a year for researchers inside and outside the NKI. The Facility is also responsible for the production and long-term storage of sperm and

PhD student position to study telomere maintenance in the research group of Jacqueline Jacobs

How to apply Applications should include your CV, a motivation letter, your transcripts and contact information of at least 2 references, and can be submitted via the application button. The NKI values

Two PhD positions European Fair Pricing Network

should be provided. The deadline for submissions is 13/05/2024. Those candidates that are selected for an interview will receive more extensive project descriptions. The NKI values diversity and is

Research Technician (HLO/HBO/WO)

months of publication. Please include your CV and a cover letter describing your motivation. The NKI values diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive work environment that stimulates the best in

PhD and Postdoc positions to study transcription at the single-molecule level in group of Tineke Lenstra

, or advanced (live-cell) microscopy or image analysis would be advantageous. Additional Information Benefits Scientific environment Located in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Cancer Institute (NKI) is an

Bioinformatician in Voest Lab

application including a cover letter and CV. Apply by the 'Interested' or 'Apply now' button at the bottom of the page. The NKI values diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive work environment that

Head In Vivo Modeling Facility

inside and outside the NKI. The Facility is also responsible for the production and long-term storage of sperm and embryos from genetically engineered animals and their rederivation when needed. The team