19 software-engineering-model-driven-engineering-phd-position PhD positions at Amsterdam UMC in Netherlands
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environment, combining academic research, industry-based preclinical development, secondments, network-wide training and transferable-skills development. PhD project For this position, the recruiting
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-center clinical datasets and contribute to translating advanced computational methods into clinically relevant applications. This PhD position offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection
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position offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of artificial intelligence, cardiovascular engineering, and clinical medicine, with the potential to contribute directly to the future
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white matter. The network aims to strengthen the full translational pathway, from understanding disease mechanisms and developing disease models to preclinical therapy testing, clinical readiness and
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pursue a PhD degree in a relevant discipline. You will contribute to the development and validation of liquid biomarkers for leukodystrophies. You will work with iPSC-derived disease models and patient
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environment, combining academic research, industry-based preclinical development, secondments, network-wide training and transferable-skills development. PhD project For this position, the recruiting
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white matter. The network aims to strengthen the full translational pathway, from understanding disease mechanisms and developing disease models to preclinical therapy testing, clinical readiness and
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academic research, industry-based preclinical development, secondments, network-wide training and transferable-skills development. The PhD For this position, the recruiting organisation is InnoSer in Leiden
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Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) is the recruiting organisation for this position. You will be employed by the Molecular Imaging and Therapy (MITH) research group and embedded in the POLARIS
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two clinical studies in Kenya and Zambia, assessing whether E. coli carriage contributes to Enterobacteriaceae colonization and ARG transmission. Finally, the PhD student will use agent-based modeling