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frameworks (MOFs) with fibril-forming peptides. MOFs will act as both reactive interfaces and peptide reservoirs: chemical reactions at the material can trigger peptide release and self-assembly into a sealing
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peptides. MOFs will act as both reactive interfaces and peptide reservoirs: chemical reactions at the material can trigger peptide release and self-assembly into a sealing film. You will work closely with a
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are results-driven, inventive, and creative, take ownership of your work, act with accountability, and are focused on achieving impactful outcomes. Furthermore, you bring: a MSc degree in Chemistry
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member Dr. Kristina Lanko), working alongside dedicated technicians and an active, supportive team of peer PhD students. This is a full-time position. Your core activities will include: o Human Brain
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. Faculty Mechanical Engineering From chip to ship. From machine to human being. From idea to solution. Driven by a deep-rooted desire to understand our environment and discover its underlying mechanisms
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) treatments. PhD Candidate: Unraveling molecular mechanisms of genome instability in early embryogenesis Our goal: The goal of this project is to uncover why early human embryos are prone to genomic instability
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participate in the Graduate School for the Humanities. As part of this position, you will write a PhD dissertationthesis and provide your services to the Faculty of Arts at Radboud University for a period of
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of the project thereby complementing the human data analyses performed in Maastricht. Post-translationally modified proteins (PTMs) and their antibodies have been long-implicated in the etiology of auto-immune
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detected earlier and prevented more effectively. This position aims to generate new knowledge that supports healthier indoor environments in the face of climate change. Ultimately, your work will help reduce
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the experimental lab (https://www.mathbioleiden.nl/software.html#virtualleaf ). Incorporate detailed insights into the model of the mechanical properties of cell walls based on experiments and small-scale