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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Mass spectrometry imaging (MSI) enables spatial characterization
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to identify multiple diseases using one blood sample or medical image. These tests can find diseases early, before symptoms develop. However, they often produce false positives, indicating disease when none is
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human stem cell culture, organoids, molecular biology, imaging, or transcriptomic approaches is an advantage. Strong communication skills, including scientific writing and presentation in English, are
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, multi‑dimensional imaging data and enable richer exploration of historical paintings in collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum. Information Paintings are examined to understand artistic processes, support
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yields. Design robust uncertainty and OOD metrics for time-series satellite images and their foundation model embeddings to safely flag anomalies. Disseminate your research results by writing high-quality
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to develop a hyperspectral DUV imaging system for applications in microscopy in the context of chiral light-matter interactions at the nanoscale as part of our team at the VU Amsterdam (matzlab.com
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the context of chiral light-matter interactions at the nanoscale as part of our team at the VU Amsterdam (matzlab.com ). Your project combines concepts from optical design, holographic imaging, computational
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sanctions throughout their lives. This project proposes a paradigm shift: rather than viewing sanctions as standalone events, we aim to examine their effects across the life course. Are you interested in
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of memory circuits and the specific role of the sleep-wake cycle in accelerating this decay. The project combines cutting-edge techniques such as in vivo and ex vivo electrophysiology, live-imaging of calcium
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. The Department of Molecular Cell Biology and Immunology is located in the vibrant O|2 Lab Building at the VU/Amsterdam UMC campus and houses excellent cytometry and imaging core facilities. The research performed