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method, can engineer thousands of defined mutations in parallel in a single test tube in yeast. Strains are tagged by DNA barcodes, allowing to efficiently track mutations in cell populations during
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Bioimaging Core in Ghent is seeking a Technical Support Team Member to contribute to the smooth operation of its microscopy services. The VIB Bioimaging Core provides access, support, consultancy, and
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Operations Manager to ensure the smooth day-to-day running of the center, including financial processing, logistics, staff travel, and scientific event coordination. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented
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Chromatography applications (GC-MS), including sample preparation and customization of data processing workflows. Contribute to the day-to-day operations of the VIB Metabolomics Core. Conduct essential wet
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project where we would like you to play a role. Coordinate the recruitment processes: sit in the driver’s seat and support hiring managers and the HR team in organizing and streamlining recruitment
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, the capital of Flanders, offering a culturally and historically rich, and ethnically diverse environment. Starting date: as soon as possible How to apply? Please complete the online application procedure and
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. Manage the transition of proteins from R&D through to commercialization, ensuring that all processes are cost-effective, efficient, and aligned with the company’s growth objectives
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Protection Officer to ensure compliance with legal and ethical regulations. Advise and support VIB researchers on best practices for the secure handling and processing of sensitive data. Serve as the primary
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-savvy modelers, computer scientists and AI experts at VIB. Key Responsibilities Provide expert scientific and strategic guidance to early discovery programs across VIB, supporting small molecule
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coach local ICT teams and policy/process owners in executing and sustaining improvements. Security governance and risk management Own and drive VIB’s overall information security governance, covering risk