-
for the technology, including brainstorming and literature review. Coordinate with biopharma partners to streamline development and promote industry adoption. Participate in grant writing to secure project funding
-
have until now only been studied with highly abstracted models. A more detailed modeling approach, inspired on the engineering-type approaches used in molecular systems biology, is needed to get
-
modelling and the use of CRISPR tools and an interest in neurodegenerative diseases. Essential: You obtained a PhD in life sciences, engineering, or equivalent A solid publication record with research
-
. The candidate should have a strong background in iPSC modelling and the use of CRISPR tools and an interest in neurodegenerative diseases. Essential: You obtained a PhD in life sciences, engineering, or
-
acquire their fate and establish precise connectivity with target brain regions during development, and how these processes are altered by stress and pathology. To address these questions, the team combines
-
. We believe defects in this process may be key to understanding unexplained infertility. In this project, you will determine how sperm centrosomal architecture is built and remodeled in situ. You will
-
on SWITCH Lab alumni can be found here . Starting Date: as soon as possible How to apply? For more information contact hannah.wilkinson@kuleuven.be. Please complete the online application procedure (https
-
accumulate genetic and epigenetic changes that fuel somatic evolution through drift and selection. Over time, these processes turn tissues into molecular mosaics containing competing subclones, often carrying
-
of a Biotechnology campus in Ghent, Belgium. Its mission is to unravel plant biological processes and translate this knowledge into value for society. The Plant Genome Editing group focuses
-
, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, single cell and/or genotyping data. Microbiology techniques is a plus but not required. Experience in molecular biology techniques for processing and analysis of DNA and