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to know more about the different phases within the PhD trajectory? You can read more about this on this page . In this project, you will conduct preclinical studies using animal models, including a model
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not sufficiently restore bone quality or fracture healing, and there is currently no curative therapy. Within this project, you will use the broken-bone-on-chip (BBoC) model to study how human OI bone
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You will collaborate with doctoral candidates, postdoctoral researchers, analysts, and clinical researchers conducting patient studies. We encourage active participation in the design and execution
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and apply them in clinical studies across different disease areas to generate novel biological insights. As part of the network-wide training programme, you will collaborate with leading international
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project focuses on characterising leukodystrophy mouse models and evaluating promising proof-of-concept interventions. You will conduct longitudinal studies in mouse models, with a particular focus on
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and apply them in clinical studies across different disease areas to generate novel biological insights. As part of the network-wide training programme, you will collaborate with leading international
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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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understanding of what matters to patients and families throughout the course of the disease. The project has three connected research areas: Quality of life: evaluating existing quality-of-life measures and
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techniques; documenting, processing and analysing experimental data; preparing study reports and maintaining accurate laboratory records; presenting research findings during internal meetings and contributing
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used to model leukodystrophies because of their genetic tractability and the ability to study early brain development. To strengthen their use as preclinical models, this project will develop outcome