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. IDLab staff counts about 50 professors, 60 Post Doc researchers, 200 PhD researchers and 40 other staff members. These are spread over about 20 research teams. The research for this PhD position will be
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performed on advanced building blocks. This doctoral mandate is part of the EU PHARMECO project. Job profile You hold a Master’s degree in Bioscience Engineering (Chemistry and Bioprocess technology) or a
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nanoelectronics and digital technologies. IDLab staff counts about 50 professors, 60 Post Doc researchers, 200 PhD researchers and 40 other staff members. These are spread over about 20 research teams. The research
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are looking for a m/f/x Doctoral fellow YOUR JOB We are seeking a motivated and talented PhD student with a (bio)medical background and a strong interest in biomarker research. This translational research
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Job description Short job description We are seeking a highly motivated and talented PhD researcher in the field of mechanical and control engineering of robots. You will work on a cutting-edge
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of assays to characterise ATMPs, including potency, identity, purity, sterility (ELISA, qPCR, flow cytometry, HPLC-based analytics) Process development and technology transfer to GMP Development, optimisation
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degree in Bioscience Engineering (Chemistry and Bioprocess Technology) or a Master in Sciences (Chemistry), or equivalent. You need to fulfill the criteria on the date of the start of the mandate. • You do
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organizational skills. Candidates must be in possession or be willing to obtain Certificate in Test Animal Science. WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU We offer a full-time position as a doctoral fellow, consisting of
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are looking for a m/f/x Doctoral fellow YOUR JOB Taxonomy is crucial for documenting and conserving biodiversity, but taxonomists face difficulties locating type material due to outdated labels and dispersed
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combining mouse models of altered sex hormone action with molecular biology and omics approaches, the PhD student will contribute to new insights into how sex hormones regulate biological processes