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state-of-the-art magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in parallel to behavioural assessment and histology. The overall goal of the project is to investigate the impact of radiotherapy in brain development
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techniques (e.g., cell culture, Western Blotting, PCR/qPCR, cloning, and recombinant protein expression/purification). Experience with fluorescence microscopy (e.g., confocal, live-cell imaging) or image
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-cell imaging) or image analysis software (e.g., Fiji/ImageJ). Advanced Cell Manipulation (e.g., genome editing via CRISPR/Cas9, flow cytometry/FACS). Basic familiarity with data analysis tools (e.g
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techniques (e.g., cell culture, Western Blotting, PCR/qPCR, cloning, and recombinant protein expression/purification). Experience with fluorescence microscopy (e.g., confocal, live-cell imaging) or image
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the research groups active at the KU Leuven Ghent Campus. This funding call is open to all EU and International applicants. Keywords: Digital Image Correlation, Experimental and Computational Mechanics
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to neurodegenerative disorders. Your PhD project specifically will focus on developing and applying a versatile high-throughput fluorescence imaging platform. In this function you will: optically design a microscope
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neurodevelopmental conditions, by bridging disciplines, from artificial intelligence, microelectronics, neuroengineering and nanoscience, to single-cell, imaging and molecular analysis, functional genomics and cell
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immunology (e.g. in vivo models, flow cytometry, imaging) Motivation to learn and apply computational biology/bioinformatics approaches (training will be provided). Some background in programming is therefore
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. This is still a very new research topic and many scientific questions remain unanswered. Alongside the modelling research, there will also be a measurement campaign using high-speed imaging and in-line
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advanced optical imaging, to characterize materials and measure cellular mechanics. Collaboration and Expertise You will work closely with our expert collaborators: Prof. Rob Jelier (Computational Biology