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Description We are seeking a motivated new PhD candidate or Postdoctoral fellow who wants to join an exciting collaborative research program within the VIB-Center for Inflammation Research between
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bioinformatics, to join our team in Leuven. A successful candidate: Has a master’s degree in Bioinformatics and affinity with Computer Science, Bio-engineering and Life Sciences Has a PhD and experience with
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all things ICT Practical experience with key technical aspects of Windows (installation, software management, registry, etc.) A degree in computer science or equivalent experience gained
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computational genomics of Alzheimer’s disease. The Sleegers lab is an international team committed to increasing insights into the complex genetics of Alzheimer’s disease and to investigating the translational
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an excellent reputation in technology transfer. The VIB Technologies program constitutes the centralized scientific research infrastructure of the institute and allows scientists access to high-end and
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the criteria of KU Leuven (more information available here ). Relevant experience (e.g., molecular biology, cellular physiology, neuroscience, animal behavior, computational methods, etc.) is a plus. Candidates
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and business. VIB is committed to driving the growth of the life sciences cluster in Flanders. The VIB Technologies program is the institute's research infrastructure, offering access to cutting-edge
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understand how neural circuits give rise to perception and behaviour, using state-of-the-art imaging, genetics, and computational approaches. As Administrative Assistant, you will play a central role in
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Make a Difference Where Science Meets Societal Impact Are you ready for bold, translational science initiatives that tackle real-world challenges? At VIB, we’re looking for a dynamic Program Manager
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, and computational biology, the student will also contribute to the integration of experimental findings with spatial and systems-level analyses of inflammation along the gut–brain axis. Position