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parameters are candidate biomarkers for tumor angiogenesis, with prostate cancer as the initial clinical focus. This PhD position is part of MOMENTUM, a project funded by the NWO Open Technology Programme that
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devices that can operate in confined anatomical environments and interact with biological tissue with high spatial precision. This PhD project focuses on the development of surgical micro-robotic devices
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requires detailed imaging, beyond what is currently possible in humans in vivo. In an NWO-funded Vici project, we leverage Ultra-High Field MRI to bring the cerebellar mesoscale into view. In this PhD
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Are you fascinated by scientific and technological innovations in mechano-driven cartilage tissue engineering? Are you driven to develop novel in silico frameworks that deepen mechanistic
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to developing methods for iPSC culture, 3D cell models, and stem cell differentiation within the field of complex tissue regeneration. In this PhD project, you will work at the interface of stem cell biology
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innovations in mechano-driven cartilage tissue engineering? Are you driven to develop novel in silico frameworks that deepen mechanistic understanding of tissue growth and inform in vitro experiments? Then you
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to developing methods for iPSC culture, 3D cell models, and stem cell differentiation within the field of complex tissue regeneration. In this PhD project, you will work at the interface of stem cell biology
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funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description In this PhD project you will investigate how Influenza A viruses bind and adapt to host
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-on-brain.eu/ ). You will employ techniques such as organoid cultures (pluripotent stem cell and tissue-derived), transcriptomic analyses, CRISPR-Cas engineering, and other state-of-the-art tools. Your
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expertise in organic chemistry, biocatalysis, lead finding of new biobased blocks, polymer chemistry, polymer physics, polymer engineering, biobased and biomedical materials, tissue engineering, and