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Postdoctoral Researcher in Neurobiology Multiple Sclerosis University Medical Centre Groningen in Netherlands

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Postdoc

Field of study

Biology

Funding

Position funded by Stichting MS Research; full-time postdoctoral contract for 12 months with possible extension of at least 12 months; salary scale 10 up to €5,867 gross per month full-time, plus 8% holiday allowance and 8.3% year-end bonus.

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Nov 18, 2026

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Netherlands

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University Medical Center Groningen

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Biology
Neuropsychology
Cell Signaling
Neuroinflammation
Medical Science
Multiple Sclerosis
Omics
Neurodegenerative Disease
Long-read Sequencing
Bioinformatic

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About this position

This postdoctoral project at the University Medical Centre Groningen focuses on multiple sclerosis lesion evolution, with a particular emphasis on the molecular differences between lesion rims and cores. The work addresses how ongoing demyelination and failed or successful remyelination shape disease progression in the central nervous system.

You will contribute to a multi-omics research programme that combines global proteomic and phosphoproteomic profiling with region-specific long-read RNA sequencing. The aim is to decode region-distinct cellular signaling and regulatory networks, and to connect RNA and protein isoforms with the biological processes involved in lesion expansion and lesion transition.

The project is embedded in the Department of Biomedical Sciences at UMCG and in the MS Center Noord Nederland, a collaborative environment linking biomedical research and patient care across neurology and biomedical science groups in Groningen and the Northern Netherlands. The advertised work sits at the interface of neurobiology, disease mechanisms, and translational discovery, with the goal of improving understanding of MS and identifying novel therapeutic targets.

The position is supervised by Dr. Wia Baron, Dr. Susanne Kooistra, and Prof. dr. Bart Eggen.

Funding details

Position funded by Stichting MS Research; full-time postdoctoral contract for 12 months with possible extension of at least 12 months; salary scale 10 up to €5,867 gross per month full-time, plus 8% holiday allowance and 8.3% year-end bonus.

What's required

Applicants must have a PhD degree in molecular cell biology or a related field. The post is aimed at a junior postdoc with affinity for neuroscience and a strong scientific drive. Experience in bioinformatic analysis is an advantage. Candidates should be flexible, team-oriented, communicative in spoken and written English, and result-driven and proactive.

How to apply

Apply via the AcademicTransfer application link. For more information, contact Dr. Wia Baron, Dr. Susanne Kooistra, or Prof. dr. Bart Eggen by email.

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Neuropsychology

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