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action PurpleGain , the Enviromics valorisation consortium, the CAPTURE platform, and the MELiSSA circular life support program of the European Space Agency (ESA). The advertised position is hosted
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be compatible with the existing ETpathfinder back-end DAQ infrastructure, which is already operational in the UAntwerp lab. The work will contribute directly to the ETpathfinder programme and is
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related field. Demonstrated expertise in multi-omics integration and large-scale data analysis. Strong programming skills (e.g., R, Python, workflow systems). Proven publication record in peer-reviewed
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), protein biochemistry, interaction proteomics. Prior experience in guiding master and/or PhD students is recommended. We welcome applications from dynamic individuals with a strong curiosity and drive
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reporting. Our offer A key role in a multi-university research programme with high societal relevance and a strong translational angle. A stimulating, diverse and international research
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reporting. Our offer A key role in a multi-university research programme with high societal relevance and a strong translational angle. A stimulating, diverse and international research
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full benefits How to apply Please submit your application using the online form (https://jobs.vib.be/apply/137658 ). Your application should include: A motivation letter submitted through the designated
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of human biological fluids (such as blood and urine), to ensure successful implementation in various clinical and exposomics applications. In parallel, methods for targeted metabolomics/lipidomics need to be
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positive evaluation. The successful applicant will also be strongly encouraged to apply for a personal fellowship (Marie Curie, HFSP, EMBO, national funding agencies). An interdisciplinary environment with
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contacts. You will assist in the supervision of PhD students with a view to successfully completing and defending their thesis. You will translate research results into new economic and social applications