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The Neuropathology Research team is part of the department of Pathology at Amsterdam UMC. The team consists of neuroscientists and neuropathologists working on research into neurodegenerative
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3 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Amsterdam UMC, location VUmc Research Field Medical sciences » Medicine Biological sciences » Nutritional sciences Researcher Profile First Stage
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sensors themselves are reaching the point that they can meet the required performance, an essential final problem still needs to be resolved. Namely, the connection of the flow sensor chip to the outside
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. Typical liquids to be administered are noradrenaline, dopamine, dobutamine, morphine, insulin, glucose and saline solution. Whereas the flow sensors themselves are reaching the point that they can meet the
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(ALC), Amsterdam UMC. The position is primarily based at InnoSer in Leiden, with regular academic interaction with the Amsterdam Leukodystrophy Center in Amsterdam. This includes approximately one day
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closely with the Amsterdam Leukodystrophy Center at Amsterdam UMC and the Amsterdam UMC platform Medicijn voor de Maatschappij, a partner of RARE-NL. You will initiate and conduct several studies
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organisation is Amsterdam UMC, in the Netherlands. You will be employed by Amsterdam UMC and embedded in the POLARIS consortium. Academic supervision and disease-specific expertise will be provided by Dr Niek
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, they have the potential to solve certain computational problems far more efficiently than classical machines. Realizing this potential requires entirely new numerical algorithms that combine advances in
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. You will be an integral part of the ‘Care is coming home!’ program: a 5-year project executed by a large consortium consisting of 2 technical universities (TU Delft, UTwente), 6 hospitals (Amsterdam UMC
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Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) is the recruiting organisation for this position. You will be employed by the Molecular Imaging and Therapy (MITH) research group and embedded in the POLARIS consortium. Your academic supervision will be provided by Prof. Timo De Groof and Prof. Nick...