14 postdoctoral-biomedical-signal-processing PhD positions at Utrecht University in Netherlands
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deadline: 10 September 2025 Apply now Help shape the future of biomedical innovation at the Ombion Centre for Animal-Free Biomedical Translation (Ombion CPBT). In this role, you will investigate how
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indicate in your application letter when you are likely to graduate. A strong background in at least one but preferentially two of the following areas: Developmental Biology, Cell Biology, or Molecular
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criteria. A Master's degree in Biology, if you are within a few months of completing your MSc degree, we also welcome you to apply! Please indicate in your application letter when you are likely to graduate
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development, which provides you with an excellent basis for an independent academic career. Your qualities You hold a Master’s degree in biofabrication, biomedical engineering, or a related area. You have
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facilitating the retention and transformation of seagrass-exuded DOM and POM into mineral-associated organic matter (MAOM), a process which can facilitate long-term carbon storage. Thus, MPB may enhance MAOM
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technologies and affinity with regenerative medicine. You are motivated to apply these technologies for biomedical research and to openly collaborate with a diverse team of biologists, chemists and clinicians
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on correct gene expression, so the process of transcription is tightly regulated. During early elongation of RNA Polymerase II, it is likely to terminate. Early termination has a big impact on transcriptional
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for geosciences and geography. Your qualities This position is ideal for someone interested in natural language processing, geographic information and conceptual modelling. You have the following qualifications: a
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sand. However, the way these short-term interactions determine the long-term evolution of coastal dunes remains unclear. In this four-year PhD project, you will enhance process understanding of coastal
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measurement campaigns with diverse teams; You have a keen interest in microbes-environment interactions and their evolution in space and time; You are interested in environmental processes and climate change