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researcher who is passionate about developing automated systems for microbiological research. The ideal candidate has: An MSc degree in bioengineering, biotechnology, microbiology, computer science, mechanical
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conferences, and outreach activities. Description of research field: Two Belgium teams at Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) and Ghent University (UGENT) have united their expertise to develop a new type of
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of teaching and research, the FSTM seeks to generate and disseminate knowledge and train new generations of responsible citizens in order to better understand, explain and advance society and environment we
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differentiation, shaping the overall course of plant development. Importantly, the synergy and interdependence of hormone signalling pathways are critical for driving cell cycle progression. These coordinated
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within the Antwerp University Hospital and the University of Antwerp, comprising over 50 scientists with a main goal to advance cancer treatment and to improve patient quality of life through development
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for Contract Research Staff . Opportunities of career development (doctoral training) A stimulating and international research environment; an opportunity to collaborate with leading research groups in Belgium
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. Opportunities of career development (doctoral training) A stimulating and international research environment; an opportunity to collaborate with leading research groups in Belgium and abroad. You will receive
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, cutting-edge microscopy, immunology, technology development, and bioinformatics. VIB provides a highly interactive environment and ample training opportunities for its researchers. The VIB-UAntwerp Center
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from established collaborations and access to centralized facilities with expertise in functional genomics and cell biology, proteomics, cutting-edge microscopy, immunology, technology development, and
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approaches, developed and employed in the Malysheva Lab, are required to reveal these mechanisms. With the proposed project we aim to bridge this gap in our knowledge of cis-regulatory mechanisms underlying