PhD Position in Bacterial Packaging of Biocatalytic Nanofactories and Synthetic Cells Leiden University in Netherlands

PhD opportunity at the Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences , University of Amsterdam , in the group of Andre Kuhn (Assistant Professor). The project focuses on biochemical characterisation of signal integration in plants , specifically how protein kinase complexes help plant cells rapidly integrate multiple, often contradictory, environmental signals at the cellular level. This opening is well suited to candidates interested in plant biology , cell signaling , biochemistry , and molecular mec...

Postdoctoral position at the University of Groningen (Netherlands) in a multidisciplinary consortium project on hybrid nanopore sensors for single-molecule protein and peptide analysis . The project brings together the Maglia lab at Groningen, the Vorobieva lab at VUB-VIB Center for Structural Biology (Brussels), and imec (Leuven). The research combines biological nanopore engineering , de novo protein design , and solid-state nanofabrication to develop next-generation hybrid nanopore devices. C...

Funded PhD opportunity in spatial multi-omics and single-cell analysis at Maastricht University in the Maastricht MultiModal Molecular Imaging Institute , Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences. The project sits at the intersection of biology , medical science , biomedical engineering , chemistry , and data analysis , with methods including molecular laboratory work, biological sample preparation, imaging, mass spectrometry, spatial omics, and R/Python-based analysis. Eligibility: applica...

Amsterdam UMC is offering a PhD position in spatial proteomics focused on frontotemporal dementia (FTD). The project aims to uncover the molecular and cellular causes of FTD that drive disease onset and early progression, with the long-term goal of supporting evidence-based treatment design. In this PhD project, you will design and execute proteomics studies using human postmortem brain tissue from sporadic FTD patients and human iPSC-derived neurons. The research combines highly innovative sing...

Amsterdam UMC is offering a PhD position in spatial proteomics and neurodegeneration , focused on understanding how cell-type vulnerability and resilience contribute to frontotemporal dementia (FTD). The PhD researcher will design and perform proteomics studies using human postmortem FTD brain tissue and patient-derived iPSC neuronal cultures. The project will employ innovative single-cell, spatial proteomics, and other omics technologies to investigate molecular and cellular dysfunction, cell-s...