Linda Douw

This postdoctoral project at Amsterdam UMC focuses on multilayer network analysis to connect biological processes across scales, from molecules to brain networks to cognition. The work sits in neuro-oncology and broader neuroscience, with disease contexts including glioma and Alzheimer’s disease . You will develop integrated network models that combine proteomic data with brain network imaging to study how early cellular and molecular changes lead to large-scale network disruptions and cognitive decline. The project aims to identify molecular and network targets that may drive disease progression and inform personalized therapeutic strategies. The position is embedded in the Multiscale Network Neuroscience (MULTINET) lab and the ADORE Biocomputational Focus group . The lab works on personalized multiscale network data in glioma and other neurological or psychiatric conditions, combining computational modeling, brain stimulation, and cellular experiments. The broader research environment is multidisciplinary, bringing together neuroscientists, neurologists, and data scientists, with access to rich multimodal datasets. The project is led by Linda Douw at Amsterdam UMC Research BV in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.