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level based on the in depth analyses of DNA sequences, validating mutations though complementation, analyzing promoter activity and protein localizations. You will be involved in the writing and editing
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treatment interruption. The candidate will have access to state-of-the-art technologies (Single Cell RNA Sequencing, ATAC-Sequencing, ChIP-sequencing; MIP-sequencing, phenotypic analysis by Flow Cytometry
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., clinical scoring and histology) and other state-of-the-art molecular biology tools (e.g., single-cell RNA sequencing and proteomics). WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR You hold a Master's degree in Biomedical Sciences
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models in newly generated transgenic mice (e.g., clinical scoring and histology) and other state-of-the-art molecular biology tools (e.g., single-cell RNA sequencing and proteomics). WHAT WE ARE LOOKING
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requirements must be met at the time of appointment. You can demonstrate strong academic results. You have an interest in research aligned with the activities of the Business Informatics research group, in
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to ensure alignment with the overall agenda. While the project’s overarching framework has been defined, finetuning the research design, questions, methods, and deliverables can be done collectively
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analysis. The PhD researcher will take the lead in carrying out their case study while working closely with the project PI to ensure alignment with the overall agenda. While the project’s overarching
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sequencing data (e.g. RNA, DNA, ATACseq, CITEseq,...), spatial omics and related bioinformatic skills or other relevant omics analysis is a plus. Experience with wet lab techniques (flow cytometry, PCR,…) is
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to ensure alignment with the overall agenda. While the project’s overarching framework has been defined, there is room for finetuning the research design, questions, methods, and deliverables in conversation
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working closely with one of the three senior researchers to ensure alignment with the overall agenda. While the project’s overarching framework has been defined, finetuning the research design, questions