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Background: An MSc degree (or equivalent) in Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Cheminformatics, Bioinformatics, Computer Science, or a related discipline. Foundational understanding
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at the research groups of Albert Wong (Chemical Reaction Network lab, at University of Twente) and Pascal Jonkheijm (Biointerface Chemistry Lab, at University of Twente). The materials we develop are societally
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Researchers at GRIP strive to find new and innovative drugs and therapies and wish to improve the use of existing drugs. Bridging the gap between the fundamental natural sciences (such as chemistry
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Medicine, Maastricht University in the Netherlands to work on a European Research Council - Consolidator grant project NEPHRON (Nurturing Environment - BioPrinting Human Renal Organ Networks). Postdoc
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researcher will perform cutting-edge research in computational modeling methods applied to regenerative medicine and more specifically, to bone regeneration. PhD in Computational Modelling of Bone Regeneration
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determining whether cargo, e.g., CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing machinery, reaches the cytosol or is degraded. Overcoming this barrier is crucial to unlock the full potential of EVs as Advanced Therapy Medicinal
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conditions: possess a university degree (minimum of four years) in Life Science (e.g. pharmacy, biology, chemistry, biochemistry) or Medicine (human/veterinary) that must have been obtained by the closing date
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: You’ll be part of the Department of Physiology at the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences (FHML), embedded within the CARIM and MERLN research institutes. Together, we form a multidisciplinary
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. From forest fires to big data, from obesity to malnutrition, from helium to the universe and from genetics to medicine: our education and research cover the full breadth of science, from molecules
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societal challenges. Our eight institutes, ranging from mathematics, computer science, astronomy, physics, chemistry, and biopharmaceutical sciences to biology and environmental sciences, along with