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research within the Lifelines cohort, a large population-based study from the North of the Netherlands, as well as detailed mechanistic studies in cells and animal models, this project offers a strong
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candidate will gain training in chemical biology, molecular genetics and cell biology, and use physiologically relevant in vitro and in vivo models. The work will be carried out in an interdisciplinary
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delivery platforms for functional cargo delivery of model- and pharmaceutically relevant cargo in vitro. Additionally, you will explore further functionalization of the hybrid EVs with nanobodies to improve
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infrastructure in proteomics and mass spectrometry. Our lab combines state-of-the-art chemical proteomics with in-house molecular biology and tissue culture facilities. This environment provides a unique
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, and study how they interact. To achieve this, you will combine electrophysiological techniques, such as patch-clamp analysis and optical mapping, with molecular approaches using human and animal disease
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metabolism and performance. Working across in vivo, ex vivo, and in vitro systems, you will integrate advanced cardiac imaging, metabolic flux analysis, and biochemical profiling to connect molecular damage
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compounds they respond and what role they play during the coevolution of butterflies and their host plants, using a novel molecular approach. Insects and plants are intertwined in an intimate coevolutionary
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zebrafish—being small, transparent and responsive to threatening stimuli —enable whole-brain imaging of neuronal activity. This makes them an ideal model to study the neurons involved in these innate
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responsibilities include: study the interactions of the intestinal microbiome and microplastics in an in vitro model of the infant intestine; implement your excellent stem cell culturing skills and exploit molecular
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. Key questions include how brain systems have evolved across species, which connections are uniquely developed in humans, and how these patterns relate to evolutionary changes in genetic and molecular