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Make a Difference Where Science Meets Societal Impact Are you ready for bold, translational science initiatives that tackle real-world challenges? At VIB, we’re looking for a dynamic Program Manager
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diverse classes of inhibitory neurons are specified and integrated into brain circuits during development. Our work bridges developmental neurobiology, disease modeling, and systems neuroscience. To do
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at the VIB-KU Leuven Center for Brain & Disease Research, is looking for a full-time Research Technician to support our cutting-edge research on brain development and play a central role in lab operations. We
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the capacity to independently plan and execute research with precision. A keen interest in nanobodies, drug delivery, and/or brain barriers is essential, accompanied by hands-on experience in molecular biology
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, Leuven, Belgium. The Lim lab is looking for a full-time research technician to support general lab management and scientific projects related to neuronal development. Our lab is interested in
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cell research, whole-brain clearing, and in vivo imaging, we're dedicated to unraveling the mysteries of circuit development and assembly. If you're a highly motivated, resilient, and objective directed
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, or National funding organizations). Starting Date: as soon as possible How to apply? Please complete the online application procedure and include a detailed CV, including a list of publications, a
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human-specific features of brain development influence early cortical circuit function and the pathophysiology of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) Research Project “Linking human-specific synaptic
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to different audiences? Then come and join our Communications team! Media & External Relations Develop and implement a strategic media relations plan to promote VIB’s research, impact, and thought
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looking for a dynamic and highly motivated PhD student. Research topic Whereas mutations are the driving force for adaptive evolution, many genetic alterations exert negative fitness effects. The effect