Biomedical sciences, Biomedical engineering, Signal Processing for Clinical Neuroscience Maastricht University in Netherlands

PhD opportunity in Digital Biomarkers, Longitudinal Modelling and Parkinson’s Disease at Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) in collaboration with Radboudumc . This PhD project focuses on Parkinson’s disease , digital biomarkers , wearable sensors , machine learning , artificial intelligence , longitudinal modelling , statistics , and signal processing . The work uses unique long-term clinical and wearable sensor data from two major cohorts: the Personalized Parkinson Project and ProPark . T...

Funded PhD opportunity at Maastricht University (Netherlands) in genome instability , early embryogenesis , molecular biology , and bioinformatics/data analysis . The post highlights a funded PhD candidate position at Maastricht University for research on unraveling molecular mechanisms of genome instability in early embryogenesis . This is a strong fit for applicants interested in biomedical research, molecular mechanisms, and computational analysis of biological data. Eligibility: Applicants s...

Maastricht University is advertising a fully funded PhD position in the Netherlands focused on indoor air pollution, lung health, and climate change . The project investigates how indoor air pollution and climate change-related super pollutants contribute to chronic lung diseases, with a strong emphasis on public health , biomedical sciences , environmental health , and respiratory health . The PhD candidate will work with advanced human lung cell models , carry out laboratory experiments and mo...

PhD opportunity in Pediatric Oncology and AI-driven drug discovery at the Princess Máxima Center for Pediatric Oncology in Utrecht, Netherlands. The project is titled RECOMBINE-X (Neuroblastoma Modeling) and focuses on translational cancer research with direct relevance to treatment strategies for high-risk neuroblastoma. The work combines drug combination discovery , PBPK/PD modeling , and preclinical validation in clinically relevant cancer models. You will work on in vitro and in vivo validat...

PhD position at Leiden University: The effect of transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation on cognitive functions This 4-year PhD project at the Institute of Psychology, Leiden University, investigates whether transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation (tVNS) can improve cognitive functions such as memory, attention, perception, and cognitive control. tVNS is a non-invasive electrical stimulation technique applied through the skin at the ear or neck. The project addresses an important scientific questi...