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the similarities between parents’ and children’s networks, the mechanisms through which network connections and resources are inherited, and whether these processes differ across socioeconomic groups. You will
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addition, you will work closely with the SHINE postdoctoral researcher to collect qualitative data aimed at understanding the mechanisms underlying intergenerational network transmission. Proficiency in
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stakeholders from government and industry. Desirable qualifications: Experience with microfluidic techniques or microscale visualization methods; Background in clay mineralogy, colloid science, or soil mechanics
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genetics projects. Your first project will involve investigating the molecular mechanisms underlying the cell type specificity of Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease caused by mutations in tRNA synthetases
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primary cancer tissues, organoids and clinical samples. A key aim is to connect molecular mechanisms to tumour biology and identify novel actionable targets for drug development. You will work extensively
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the Principal Investigator (Alisa van de Haar), the PhD, and a Postdoctoral researcher who will join the project in September 2027. Through comparative analyses, this team will improve our understanding