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) at the VIB CMN. We are excited to announce a call for a joint PhD student in our labs to work on a challenging project at the interface of neurodegeneration, genomics, computational and systems biology
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genetics, cell biology, genomics, and bio-computing to unravel plant biological processes and to further translate this knowledge into value for society. Please visit us at www.psb.ugent.be for more
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Description We are seeking a motivated new colleague who wants to join an exciting research program within the VIB-UAntwerp Center for Molecular Neurology in the Pasciuto lab (Prof. Emanuela
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but not required Computational background is a plus Key personal characteristics Motivated & enthused team player who enjoys working in a fun, diverse multicultural team We offer A full-time PhD
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students who are eager to develop and apply artificial intelligence techniques and mechanistic mathematical models to explore fundamental questions in biology. The PhD program is organized in partnership
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neuroinflammation. The PhD student will help uncover the molecular and cellular pathways linking the allergic gut to the inflamed brain, and how these pathways shape disease risk later in life. The successful
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Schoonjans (Pediatric Neurology Department UZA) are seeking a highly motivated PhD student to work on clinical data analyses and multi-omics approaches in the rare genetic neurodevelopmental syndrome, STXBP1
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of microbiology and laboratory automation. We are looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate with a strong engineering mindset and a keen interest in AI, automation and microbiology. Prior experience in
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should have a strong background in a quantitative discipline and an interest in neurodegenerative diseases. Essential: You obtained a PhD in Computational Neuroscience, Bioinformatics, Computer
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, FACS, immunohistochemistry (IHC), confocal microscopy, cell culture techniques or multi-omics analyses is a plus. You are interested to start a PhD in metabolism, tumor heterogeneity and metastasis