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barrier—is disrupted in these conditions, how such dysfunction impairs drug delivery, and whether restoring vascular integrity can improve outcomes. This research is part of an NHMRC-funded Investigator
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of device concepts and system-level strategies, potentially in collaboration with partners working on vascular and implantable medical technologies (e.g., electronic stents). At a cellular and molecular level
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the assessment of pulmonary and vascular diseases. However, the added clinical value of this technology in routine practice remains to be fully explored. In this 4-year PhD project, we aim to investigate and
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and the VA Maryland Health Care System. Qualifications QUALIFICATIONS Required: Doctoral degree (Ph.D., M.D., or M.D./Ph.D.) in a relevant biomedical discipline Demonstrated expertise in rodent vascular
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) Experience with additional intracranial methods relevant to reward circuit research, such as microinfusion, chemogenetics, or in vivo electrophysiology and surgical methods such as vascular catheterization
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" with its three research areas "Immunotherapy", "Translational Neurosciences" and "Translational Vascular Biology". Beyond this, TransMed is the umbrella organisation for all training groups within
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research and guideline development. Kak Khee Yeung Vascular surgeon, Amsterdam University Medical Centre, VU University Amsterdam Kak Khee Yeung combines clinical expertise with groundbreaking medical
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programme offers comprehensive training to both national and international doctoral candidates in various aspects of cardiovascular science. From cardiology to vascular and cardiac surgery, including
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molecular biology, developmental and stem cell biology, vascular biology, immunology, microbiology, neurobiology, in vivo imaging, high resolution optical imaging, biophysics, chemical biology, label
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/Vascular Medicine, Imaging Technology and Biomedical Engineering, amongst others. A large catalogue of electives, which comprises advanced seminars and courses in soft skills and professional skills, is