6 membrane-technology scholarships at The Netherlands Cancer Institute in Netherlands

PhD student ZonMW project

an explanation for the observed dynamics in the expression of tRNA genes. In this collaborative project, we will investigate the mechanisms of tRNA gene regulation using novel methods and technologies in human

Two PhD positions European Fair Pricing Network

service research, and early stage technology assessment. It creates evidence by using comprehensive assessments and innovative modelling techniques for informed decision making regarding new and existing

PhD Bioinformatics student - sloppiness in mRNA

will characterize Sloppiness in cancer, investigate how it is regulated, study the impact of the resulting defective protein products on cell phenotype, and generate novel tools for cancer (immune

PhD student - Modelling cardiac and immune system toxicity

in a single institute is cumbersome and arguably impossible, and privacy sensitive, as it requires anonymization and sending of large quantities of data. These issues can be resolved using federated

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

considerable portion of pediatric cancers, and is not used by normal non-cancerous cells, it represents an attractive target for cancer treatment. However, the lack of comprehensive mechanistic understanding

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

internationally renowned institute dedicated to fundamental, translational and clinical cancer research, and the only comprehensive cancer center in The Netherlands. It is a dynamic institute accommodating over 50