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30 Apr 2024 Job Information Organisation/Company Ghent University Research Field Biological sciences » Biology Biological sciences » Other Chemistry » Biochemistry Engineering » Other Technology
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, biophysics or material physics, programming, scientific communication. Ideally, you have already some experience with molecular simulations. Knowledge of biology or chemistry is a strong point, but not
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physics, biophysics or material physics, programming, scientific communication. Ideally, you have already some experience with molecular simulations. Knowledge of biology or chemistry is a strong point, but
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well as standard molecular biology methods. Working in our team offers opportunities for personal and professional growth, including attending and presenting at international conferences, collaborating with renowned
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group is available at http://www.fornalab.ugent.be Job profile Your profile You have a Masters, or Honours, degree in Bioscience Engineering, Biology, Ecology or equivalent degree in Life or Mathematical
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, scientific communication. Ideally, you have already some experience with molecular simulations. Knowledge of biology or chemistry is a strong point, but not necessary at the start of the PhD. (4) You have a
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populations. The main techniques used in this project include flow cytometry, (immuno)histochemistry, “omics” analyses, cardiovascular phenotyping in mice, as well as standard molecular biology methods. Working
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biology and are prepared to acquire new techniques. Prior experience with (stem) cell/embryo culture, PCR, cloning, next-generation sequencing, and data-analysis is considered an advantage. You take
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Job description The Lung Research Lab within the Department of Respiratory Medicine at Ghent University Hospital is looking for a driven and passionate researcher to join the team. We are specifically seeking a dedicated PhD student who will be involved in translational research focused on...
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cell resolution. The lab for Computational Biology, Integromics and Gene Regulation – CBIGR – of Prof. Vanessa Vermeirssen focuses on acquiring a functional understanding of gene regulation and