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talented and highly motivated PhD candidate to join our enthusiastic team on single cell multi-omics glioblastoma research. Specifically, you will implement and optimize methodologies (cutting-edge
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the prediction of preterm birth and foetal lung maturation. This will focus on cell-free RNA (transcriptome, differential gene expression). We are looking for a talented and highly motivated PhD student to enforce
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, biomedical sciences, chemistry, applied physics, engineering or materials science. Occupancy rate 100% Vacancy type Research staff PhD position in the context of an interdisciplinary FWO research project
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computer power. Depending on the interest of the candidate, the student will work on one of the following topics: Developing new methods for simulations of drug transport through cell membranes, building up
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offer: A fully funded, full-time PhD position at a competitive salary. There will be a one-year probation and, after a positive evaluation, the contract can be extended for another three years (4 years in
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modalities. This PhD project is embedded in the context of an interuniversity ‘Stichting Tegen Kanker’ project that aims to unravel the molecular mechanisms of radiation-induced tumor cell plasticity at single
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complications, called ExPECT (Early detection of Pregnancy Complications Testing). One part is about prediction of pregnancy toxicosis (pre-eclampsia) based on methylation changes in cell-free DNA in the maternal
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Job description Our Medical Cell Biology group is looking for a motivated and enthusiastic PhD student to carry out research on the role of cardiac fibroblasts in stem cell derived heart models of
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Menten (Center for Medical Genetics) and prof. dr. Björn Heindryckx (Ghent-Fertility And Stem cell Team). Tasks: Biomedical research (coordinating and performing) in preparation of a PhD thesis. Write
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, full-time PhD position at a competitive salary. There will be a one-year probation and, after a positive evaluation, the contract can be extended for another three years (4 years in total). You will be