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. If you possess hands-on experience in cell culture, molecular biology, or data analysis, that is fantastic—but please note that we do not expect you to master all these technologies on day one. We
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Description Welcome to Maastricht University! How can we guide stem cells to develop into different cell lineages by using mechanical stimulation? Join our interdisciplinary research team and contribute
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Welcome to Maastricht University! How can we guide stem cells to develop into different cell lineages by using mechanical stimulation? Join our interdisciplinary research team and contribute
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Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The Faculty of Science and the Division of Cell Systems
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and integration of multi-omics data. Where to apply Website https://www.academictransfer.com/en/jobs/363694/msca-dn-phd-position-in-liquid-… Requirements Specific Requirements We welcome applicants from
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stem cell-based and animal research. Prior experience with cell culture techniques, behavioural and neurological phenotyping, and handling mice is an advantage. Planned secondments will provide
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currently have an opening for an Vici funded 4-year PhD position position. We seek to uncover the fundamental interaction rules that govern collective cell migration—a central biological process underlying
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: molecular and cell-based assays of influenza receptor binding; enzymatic modification or biosynthesis of glycans; biochemical characterisation of virus–glycan interactions. These insights will be integrated
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systems. We currently have an opening for an Vici funded 2.5-year Post Doc position. In this project, we seek to uncover the fundamental interaction rules that govern collective cell migration—a central
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the very beginning of life. Are you eager to discover the molecular mechanisms that explain why these first cell divisions in early life are very error-prone? Do you want to develop your skills