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for an FWO Post-doc and/or Marie Sklodowska-Curie Post-doc fellowship, if eligible. What We Offer A full-time position for 2 years with the possibility for renewal after a positive evaluation
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-scale screens to study fundamental principles in molecular and complex trait genetics using microbes as model systems. Our core technology MAGESTIC (https://doi.org/10.1038/nbt.4137 ), a CRISPR/Cas9-based
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bioinformatics, to join our team in Leuven. A successful candidate: Has a master’s degree in Bioinformatics and affinity with Computer Science, Bio-engineering and Life Sciences Has a PhD and experience with
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independent research drive. Experience in working with mouse models (FELASA B or C required) Experience with advanced imaging/omics and CRISPR/Cas9 technology is a plus. Team-oriented, innovative, and motivated
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the field of neurogenetics. Willingness to apply for an FWO Post-doc and/or Marie Sklodowska-Curie Post-doc fellowship, if eligible. What We Offer A full-time position initially for 2 years
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interest in neurobiology and/or evolutionary biology, with a strong background in bioinformatics. PhD in Bioinformatics, Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, Bio-engineering, or Life Sciences
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, biology, chemistry, engineering or a related field Should be creative, enthusiastic, critically thinking, and motivated Ready to work against stringent deadlines Enjoys teamwork and has excellent oral and
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to apply plant biotechnology for applications in the Global South Welcome but not required Experience in bio-informatics Interest in automated phenotyping Key personal characteristics You are enthusiastic
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investigating sensory signaling in the bladder wall and its role in lower urinary tract disorders (LUTd). The project involves advanced techniques such as ex vivo calcium imaging of mouse and human urothelium, X
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brain xenotransplantation, mouse transgenesis, in vivo mouse brain imaging, and ex vivo human brain recordings. See more in selected references from the lab: Libé-Philippot et at al. Cell (2023) 186(26