18 membrane-technology positions at University Medical Centre Groningen (UMCG) in Netherlands
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scales and making it clinically applicable, requires more efforts. In this project UMCG (medical faculty), FSE (Science & Engineering), Polyvation, ELBO Technics and Kisuma Chemicals join forces in order
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record of conducting high quality and creative fundamental research. - Pursues an independent line of research, using innovative approaches, research model systems and/or technologies. - Has been
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that do not resemble the nature of the tissue surrounding it, such as a cardiovascular stent. This PhD project will design, synthesize, and operate a new multi-responsive soft miniaturized robot/device
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word is mandatory. The UMCG has a preventive Hepatitis B policy. The UMCG can provide you with the vaccination, should it be required for your position. In case of specific professions a ‘Certificate of
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, such as human movement sciences, biomedical engineering, biomechanical engineering or technical medicine. - Experience with biomechanics and 3D motion capture. - Experience in computational biomechanics
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approaches of PCCT imaging; - Writing of original research articles and reviews about the topic. Requirements Specific Requirements - MSc degree in Medicine, Technical Medicine or Biomedical Engineering
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IDs to IR-NCDs. We will combine novel multi-omics approaches and technologies for personalized genotyping of HLA and adaptive immune receptor genes to deeply profile samples of patients at time of
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group we have developed rat models to study chemotherapy induced mucositis and used it to study: i) the function of the gut during mucositis, ii) the relationship between the gut microbiome and mucositis
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the vaccination, should it be required for your position. In case of specific professions a ‘Certificate of Good Conduct’ is required. Additional Information Benefits We offer a full-time appointment (36 hours a
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symptom assessment is that it is frequently performed retrospectively, relying on patient recall rather than real-time evaluation. This can lead to inaccuracies and gaps in symptom reporting, hindering