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adipose tissue-derived secreted factors and extracellular vesicles influence cardiomyocyte metabolism and contractility, and on validating newly identified biomarkers using human stem cell-derived
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the relationship between whole-tree water use and wood cell formation in trees, using advanced growth models to predict the future of wood formation and carbon allocation in forests facing drier conditions. Within
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biosensors for measuring antibiotic concentration dynamics inside bacterial cells in infection biology assays, ranging from biofilm treatment to stem-cell-derived organoids and bioengineered tissue infection
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Neoplasms’ together with Professor George Vassiliou, Cambridge Stem Cell Institute, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom funded by a ‘Molecular Mechanisms Linking Obesity and Cancer (MMLOC)’ grant from
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together with a technician in the Stem cell specification and Regeneration team and be supervised by Dr. Renze Heidstra. This EU-Horizon Innovation Actions funded PhD position is part of the project: AI
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identify biomarkers that could improve diagnosis and risk prediction. Methods that will be used include a wide range of cellular and molecular methods, with a strong focus on the use of stem cells. We will
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health, stem cell technology, and epidemiology. This collaborative environment fosters innovation and skill development, providing hands-on training in organoid culture, pollutant exposure methods, and
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cellular and molecular methods, with a strong focus on the use of stem cells. We will also use mass spectrometry and MALDI imaging for the identification and characterization of disease mediators and
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University’s ‘Cancer, Stem Cells, and Developmental Biology’ track). Their work will contribute to breakthrough discoveries in molecular biology, developmental biology, and emerging interdisciplinary areas
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trajectories of established cancers (hereunder efficacy of treatment). The practical work will consist of advanced molecular methods, like high-sensitivity methylation specific sequencing, stem cell cultivation